Do It 703613 Hardware Cloth Roll 36 in 4x4 Mesh

Product Description

The DO IT 703613 is a galvanized hardware cloth roll with a 4x4 mesh pattern that produces 0.25-inch openings, yielding 16 openings per square inch. The roll measures 36 inches in width with a 5.25-inch profile dimension. Hardware cloth in this configuration is a standard material used in construction, agriculture, and home improvement trades. It is installed by general contractors, landscapers, and handymen who need a rigid yet flexible wire mesh barrier. The woven galvanized construction resists corrosion in outdoor and semi-exposed environments.

This hardware cloth roll suits a broad range of light commercial and residential applications. Common uses include garden bed edging, raised planter lining, gutter guard installation, small animal enclosures, tree guards, pest exclusion barriers around structure foundations, and craft or hobby fabrication. The self-merchandising carton format makes it a practical shelf-ready item for supply houses and hardware retailers supplying trade customers.

Key Features

• 4x4 mesh pattern with 0.25-inch square openings and 16 openings per square inch
• 36-inch width suits standard fencing and enclosure framing dimensions
• Galvanized wire construction provides corrosion resistance for outdoor use
• Flexible roll format allows cutting to length on the job site
• Self-service carton packaging is shelf-ready and self-merchandising

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose hardware cloth roll suitable for gardening, animal control, gutter guard, and pest exclusion applications across residential and light commercial projects.

Installation Notes

Hardware cloth is typically cut and installed by general contractors, landscapers, or skilled DIYers using aviation snips or wire cutters. Wear heavy work gloves when cutting and handling to avoid injury from wire ends. Secure cut edges with staples, wire ties, or appropriate fasteners to prevent unraveling and to protect against sharp wire contact. No licensed trade certification is required, but local building codes may apply when hardware cloth is used as part of a permitted structure.