Galvanized and PVC Coated

What’s the Difference?

When it comes to fencing, wire mesh, or other metal products, galvanized and PVC coated options are two common choices for corrosion protection and durability.

• Galvanized metal is coated with a layer of zinc, which protects it from rust and weather damage. It’s strong, long-lasting, and commonly used for outdoor applications like fencing, cages, and structural supports.

• PVC Coated metal takes it a step further. After galvanization, a layer of durable plastic (PVC) is applied over the wire. This provides extra protection from moisture, chemicals, and wear, while also offering a smoother surface and often a more attractive appearance (usually green or black).

In short:

• Galvanized = strong, rust-resistant.

• PVC Coated = even more durable, with added protection and a cleaner look.

Choosing between them depends on your environment and aesthetic preference — for tough outdoor conditions, PVC coated offers superior longevity.

PVC-Coated Chicken Wire

Protect your poultry and keep them safe with our high-quality PVC-coated chicken wire. This durable and versatile fencing solution lets you create secure enclosures for your chickens and game birds. The galvanized steel wire will also work with larger poultry.

Benefits of PVC-Coated Chicken Wire

Our poultry netting chicken wire is designed to give you peace of mind knowing your birds have a strong fence to keep them safe. The PVC coating ensures that the wires are resistant to rust, corrosion, and UV damage, making them perfect for long-lasting outdoor use.

The fence wiring can also be used for a variety of applications, including securing your poultry, creating garden boundaries, and supporting plants.

Installation and Maintenance

Installing our PVC-coated poultry netting is a breeze. Simply unroll the fence, secure it to your posts, and cut off any excess wire. The maintenance of the PVC-coated fence is minimal, as the coating prevents rust and corrosion. To clean your poultry netting, just gently hose it down with water and let it air dry.