Reinforcement Mesh DIN Q Type

Field Concrete And Road Coatings

In the construction of Tunnels, Mines and Subways

In the construction of bridges, viaducts, higyways

Prefabricated building elements and industrial structures

On retaining walls, floor concretes and substructions

In Dams, Canals and Sewers

In scarecrows, cages , poultry houses and zoos

It is used for decorative purposes

Fences can be made for landscaping purposes

On walkways and sidewalks

Steel mesh is produced in 2 types according to the needs of flooring works

Q Type Wire Mesh

Q type wire mesh has square pitch pattern and is used for bidirectional structural elements.

R Type Wire Mesh

R type wire mesh has rectangular pitch pattern and is used for structural elements running in one direction.

British Standard

Wire mesh according to British Standards (BS) for concrete reinforcement is primarily governed by BS 4483 (for the steel fabric itself) and BS 4482 (for the cold-reduced steel wire used to make it). Standard sheet sizes are typically 4.8m x 2.4m.

French Standard

Wire mesh according to French standards (governed by AFNOR Editions) for concrete reinforcement mainly complies with NF A35-016 (weldable ribbed steel mesh and bars) and NF A35-024 (surface mesh with wires under 5 mm). These electrowelded meshes are categorized into structural types based on load direction.

German Standard

Wire mesh according to German standards is primarily governed by DIN 488, which regulates reinforcing steel, welded wire mesh, and lattice girders for concrete structures. These products use B500 grade steel (such as B500A or B500B) and come in standardized grid configurations for structural safety.