Best place to purchase hardware cloth

[The Phantom]

Only if you buy a LOT of stuff there.


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Lol my dad orders so much stuff from them. So I just use his prime account.

 

[Ghosty]

Wire Cloth Manufacturer's Inc. is where I got mine. 48" x 100 ft, galvanized after welded, 19 gauge for $113 a roll. Mine was $170 a roll after shipping. Only 20$ higher than Amazon for GAW wire.
https://www.wireclothman.com/shop.php?cPath=41

 

[jessmariee]

Our local Home Depot had decent prices when I was there yesterday, and TSC is having a sale right now - 48” x 100’ 19 g, 1/2”, cost about $107. I know their shipping prices are outrageous, but if you have a local enough store it can be shipped there for free.

 

[moniquem]

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01C89QJU0/?tag=backy-20

I bought this last year.

 

[Ghosty]

Just finished my new brooder made from GAW 1" x 1/2" 14 gauge, sides, top, and bottom, with a 1/2" x 1/2" 16 gauge floor. Stainless steel j clips. All from Klubertanz. OLBA feeders from ebay. 30 x 36 tray from TSC.

 

[Wee Farmer Sarah]

Is it Amazon? Home Depot? Lowe's? Menards?

If Amazon is there a certain brand that is your go to?

I got mine from amazon. Here's what I purchased. This was the best price I could find.

 

[Wee Farmer Sarah]

I ordered mine from Walmart of all places. It was the cheapest I could find from online and in stores around me. If I Remember correctly I got 2 50 foot roles for 24 bucks or so. Plus free shipping to in store!

Was it 19 gauge or 23 gauge? The lower the number the better quality. 23 gauge is not all that good.

 

[ldrchickens]

Was it 19 gauge or 23 gauge? The lower the number the better quality. 23 gauge is not all that good.

I cannot even remember honestly! It is probably the 23 since it is thinner and flimsy. But it works for my needs and was cheep so I cant complain to much lol

 

[Ms Clucky]

I bought mine at Buchheits in Centralia

 

[aart]

Was it 19 gauge or 23 gauge? The lower the number the better quality. 23 gauge is not all that good.

Typically 1/2" HC is 19ga and 1/4" is 23ga.