Expanded Metal Brick Reinforcement Mesh with Good Stability

Expanded metal brick reinforcement mesh with diamond hole is applied on brick walls and mesh opening details.

Diamond hole expanded metal brick reinforcement mesh

Expanded metal brick reinforcement mesh with hexagonal hole is applied on brick walls and mesh opening details.

Hexagonal hole expanded metal brick reinforcement mesh

A coil of expanded metal brick reinforcement mesh unrolled on a wall under construction

Expanded metal brick reinforcement mesh coil for brick wall reinforcement

A coil of half-unfolded expanded metal brick reinforcement mesh

Expanded metal brick reinforcement mesh coil

Expanded metal brick reinforcement mesh can provide good adhesion property and high tensile strength for concrete to prevent brick and masonry wall cracking and make the cement wall more stable.

Expanded metal brick reinforcement mesh is mainly used to reinforce the brickwork of building door and window openings, aiming to reduce the damage caused by vibration and temperature changes and avoid cracking around door and window openings , thus enhancing the overall structure of the wall.

Besides, expanded metal brick reinforcement mesh has numerous applications in all types of building where extra strength and stability is required, as in footings and parapets etc, or to localised stress areas. Easily incorporated into mortar course, coiled for ease of handing.

Our expanded metal brick reinforcement mesh adopts standard expanded metal with diamond holes or hexagonal holes. It is made of high quality galvanized steel or stainless steel sheet that has been slit and stretched. It is supplied in coils to facilitate workers using during construction, so it is also called brick reinforcement coil.

How to Install?

When laying the brick reinforcement mesh, construction workers need to wear protective gloves to avoid injuries caused by sharp edges of the mesh.
The mesh should provide a minimum 25 mm gap to external faces.
If joining two lengths together, a minimum 75 mm overlap should be included.
For most brick reinforcement, the mesh can be laid every three courses.

Advantage

Raised mesh surface provides good adhesion and high tensile stress resistance for stucco and plaster, thereby stabilizing the structure between bricks.
Effectively reduce the risk of cracking around brickwork of high stress areas, such as windows or doors.
Hot dip galvanized surface provides excellent corrosion resistance and a service life of not less than 60 years.
Packed in rolls, easy to transport and facilitate workers using during construction.
Can easily be cut to size using tin-snips or aviation cutters.
No joints, interweaving or welds to fail under stress.
Stainless steel materials are manufactured from steel to EN 10088-2 grade 1.4301.
Galvanized materials are manufactured from steel to DX51.BSEN 10142 (g 275).
Comply with BS EN 845-3:2013+A1:2016 standard.