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Reinforcement Mesh

Reinforcement mesh is designed for use within concrete applications where added tensile support is required. IMS supplies A-series concrete reinforcing mesh for slab, floor and structural concrete requirements, giving contractors and construction buyers a practical choice of steel mesh reinforcement for different project specifications.

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Reinforcement mesh is designed for use within concrete applications where added tensile support is required. IMS supplies A-series concrete reinforcing mesh for slab, floor and structural concrete requirements, giving contractors and construction buyers a practical choice of steel mesh reinforcement for different project specifications.

Key specification benefits:

  • A142, A193, A252 and A393 reinforcement mesh options available
  • 200mm pitch across the listed range for consistent mesh spacing
  • Wire sizes from 6mm to 10mm depending on the designation selected
  • Suitable for concrete reinforcement in residential and industrial floor applications
  • Available with clear specification data including designation, wire size and mass

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DESIGNATION PRICE (PER SHEET)
A142 Mesh from £70.58 inc VAT VIEW
A193 Mesh from £105.00 inc VAT VIEW
A252 Mesh from £121.44 inc VAT VIEW
A393 Mesh from £153.36 inc VAT VIEW

Reinforcement Mesh FAQs

How do I choose the right reinforcement mesh for my project?

The correct reinforcement mesh should be based on your project drawings, slab design, load requirements and engineer’s specification. A higher mesh designation generally provides a heavier reinforcement option, but it should not be selected without checking the project requirements.

Can reinforcement mesh be used for concrete driveways?

Yes, reinforcement mesh is commonly used in concrete slabs such as driveways, but the correct mesh type will depend on factors such as vehicle load, slab thickness, ground conditions and the project specification.

What is the difference between reinforcement mesh and rebar?

Reinforcement mesh is supplied as a welded grid for wider slab coverage, while rebar is supplied as individual bars for more targeted structural reinforcement. Some concrete projects may use one or both depending on the design.

Can reinforcement mesh help reduce cracking in concrete?

Reinforcement mesh can help control cracking by adding tensile support within the concrete. It does not prevent all cracking, but it can improve the overall performance of the slab when correctly specified and installed.