GALMAX MAXLOC FERAL BLOC EXCLUSION FENCING WIRE – 13/115/15 x 100m 2.5mm Heavy Gal

Description

GALMAX MAXLOC FERAL BLOC EXCLUSION FENCING WIRE – 13/115/15 x 100m 2.5mm Heavy Gal

The GALMAX MAXLOC FERAL BLOC EXCLUSION FENCING WIRE – 13/115/15 x 100m 2.5mm Heavy Gal is a professional-grade maxloc wire mesh designed for rural boundary fencing, livestock containment and agricultural property management across Australia. This wire mesh provides reliable containment for rural livestock across large boundary fencing projects.

Specified at 13/115/15 / 100m / 5m, this mesh suits standard Queensland and Australian rural fencing conditions. Manufactured from high-tensile galvanised steel wire, it provides excellent corrosion resistance and maintains its tension over years of outdoor service with minimal maintenance.

Discount Landscape Supplies supplies maxloc fencing in roll quantities to rural property owners and fencing contractors across South East Queensland, with delivery Australia-wide. We also stock all associated hardware including star pickets, strainers, staples and fencing tools.

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Key Features

• High-tensile galvanised wire construction
• 13/115/15 / 100m / 5m specification
• Rigid stay design for smaller livestock containment
• Suitable for cattle, horse, sheep and mixed livestock
• Long service life with minimal maintenance in Australian conditions
• Australia-wide delivery available

Suitable Applications

• Cattle and beef property boundary fencing
• Horse paddock and agistment fencing
• Sheep and wool property perimeter fencing
• Mixed grazing property subdivision
• Goat and small livestock containment

Why Choose Feral Exclusion Fencing?

First and foremost, effective feral exclusion fencing is one of the most important tools for protecting crops, livestock, and native ecosystems from pest animals. Furthermore, the Galmax Maxloc design uses close wire spacing at the base to prevent small animals from squeezing through, while rigid vertical stays provide exceptional strength and shape retention. As a result, property owners enjoy reduced stock losses and crop damage. According to the Australian Department of Agriculture, feral animal management is a critical component of Australia’s biosecurity and agricultural productivity strategies.

Installation Tips for Feral Bloc Fencing

Before unrolling, plan your fence line to avoid low points where water pooling may compromise the fence base. Then, use a post spacing of no more than 5m with star pickets or timber posts to maintain tension and form. In addition, attach the mesh securely to corner assemblies and gate posts to prevent lifting or distortion. Finally, inspect the fence line regularly and address any ground gaps promptly to maintain effective exclusion.