AMFUN Rodent Mesh 30cm x 3m for garden 🪤

This welded metal rodent mesh offers a practical barrier to keep mice, squirrels and birds away from vegetable beds and vulnerable openings. It combines a compact 30 cm by 3 m roll with a robust construction that helps protect gardens and storage areas while still allowing air and light to pass through.

Key Points

The mesh is made from hot-dip galvanised steel and has a fine welded pattern that prevents small rodents from squeezing through. It is relatively lightweight and flexible, so it can be cut and bent by hand to fit around planters, vents, compost bins and gaps in sheds. The surface treatment increases resistance to corrosion according to the manufacturer, which is useful for outdoor use where it will be exposed to the elements. 🪴

Installation does not require special tools. The mesh can be trimmed with tin snips or handled for simple folding to create cages, collars or flat barriers. For fixed fittings, staples or wire ties will hold it in place quickly, and the structure keeps its shape once anchored. This makes it a practical choice for weekend garden projects and ad hoc pest control tasks. 🔧

A practical nuance is that very small insect pests will still pass through the openings, so this product is intended for larger vertebrate pests rather than tiny pests such as gnats or aphids. Also consider protective gloves when cutting to avoid sharp edges.

Technical Specifications

• Name: AMFUN 30CM x 3M Rodent Mesh
• Material: hot-dip galvanised welded steel
• Dimensions: 30 cm x 3 m
• Mesh type: fine mesh welded pattern
• Finish: anti-rust galvanisation

Usage Recommendations

Place the mesh where rodents gain access: under raised beds, around the base of fruit cages and along gaps in fence lines. For burrowing animals, extend the mesh a short distance below ground and secure it horizontally to deter digging. When creating enclosures, overlap joints by at least one mesh width and fasten securely to prevent gaps forming under tension. 🐭

Cut edges can be sharp after trimming, so fold or file exposed edges to reduce the risk of injury and to prolong the life of the installation. For semi-permanent fixtures consider pairing the mesh with wooden battens or metal frames to reduce movement in strong winds. Furthermore, periodic checks will identify any loosening or local corrosion early, although the galvanised finish is intended to slow rusting according to the manufacturer.