3D Fence System

Welded 3D fence panels use V-shaped reinforcing folds for added rigidity, with selectable mesh, heights, posts and coated finishes for residential, commercial and industrial sites.

Additional information

Wire Diamter

3.0 mm, 3.5 mm, 4.0 mm, 4.5mm, 5.0 mm

Height

630 mm, 830 mm, 1030 mm,1230 mm, 1430 mm, 1530 mm etc

Length

2000 mm, 2500 mm, 2900mm

Item No.

clf-3d

Hole Size

50 × 100 mm, 50 × 150 mm, 50 × 200 mm, 75 × 100 mm, etc.

Estimated Price: USD 2.00 – 30.00 / Linear Meter

Description:

A 3D fence system starts with horizontal and vertical steel wires welded into a fixed grid. The finished panel is pressed at selected positions to create raised V-shaped ribs, adding depth to the mesh while preserving the open visibility expected from welded wire fencing.

The reinforced profile helps the panel retain alignment across a fence run and creates a clean architectural rhythm. Panel height determines the normal number of folds: lower panels use two, medium heights use three, and the tallest listed configurations use four reinforcement lines.

Product terminology varies by market. Buyers may refer to the panel as fence 3D, 3D-curved fence, 3D curved fence, or 3D bending fence. These phrases describe the formed reinforcement pattern, not a separate installation method.

A complete 3D fencing package can combine panels with peach, CM, square, or round posts, along with compatible clamps, caps, gates, base plates, and optional security toppings. Galvanized and coated finish choices allow the system to be adapted to residential developments, schools, public spaces, sports grounds, commercial property, warehouses, light industry, utilities, and animal enclosures.

 

3D Fence System Advantages:

  • Pressed reinforcement ribs add panel depth while maintaining an open mesh appearance.
  • Seven listed heights and four panel lengths support both compact boundaries and extended fence runs.
  • Peach, CM, square, and round post configurations provide alternatives for different connection and appearance requirements.
  • Galvanized, powder-coated, and PVC-coated options allow the finish to be aligned with the project environment.
  • Modular panels, posts, gates, and fittings simplify specification, packing, site distribution, and future replacement planning.

 

Specification:

The following selection range is based primarily on the supplied 3d fence Word document. Confirm every dimension, fold position, coating requirement, connection detail, and tolerance on the approved drawing before production.

Specification Item Available Configuration
Panel construction Horizontal and vertical steel wires welded into a rigid mesh panel with pressed V-shaped reinforcement folds
Wire diameter 4.0, 4.5, 5.0, or 5.5 mm
Mesh opening 50 x 200, 55 x 200, 50 x 100, or 75 x 150 mm
Panel length 2000, 2200, 2500, or 3000 mm
Panel height 1030, 1230, 1530, 1830, 2030, 2230, or 2430 mm
Fold configuration 2 folds: 1030/1230 mm; 3 folds: 1530/1830 mm; 4 folds: 2030/2230/2430 mm
Peach post 50 x 70 x 1.2 mm or 70 x 100 x 1.2 mm
CM post 50 x 65 x 1.2 mm or 65 x 95 x 1.2 mm
Square post 50 x 50, 60 x 60, or 80 x 80 mm; 1.5 or 2.0 mm wall thickness
Round post 48 or 60 mm outside diameter; 1.5 or 2.0 mm wall thickness
Surface treatment Galvanized, galvanized plus electrostatic powder coating, or PVC-coated finish as specified
Color options RAL 6005 green, RAL 9005 black, or an approved project color
System options Matched posts, clamps, caps, gates, base plates, security toppings, private labels, and OEM/ODM packing

 

 

Production Process:

 

Package:

Panels, posts, and hardware are prepared as separate but coordinated packing units. The loading arrangement is adjusted to the selected panel dimensions, post profiles, coating, order quantity, unloading equipment, and destination requirements.

  • Fence panels are aligned in stacks, separated at coated contact points, and secured to metal or wooden pallets.
  • Corner guards and strap protection can be added where concentrated pressure could affect panel edges or finishes.
  • Posts are grouped by profile and length, then strapped into balanced bundles for mechanical handling.
  • Clamps, caps, bolts, and other small components are counted into marked cartons or project installation kits.
  • Container plans can combine panel pallets, post bundles, and accessory cartons to improve space use and unloading order.

 

FAQ:

What is a 3D fence?

It is a welded wire panel that has been pressed into raised V-shaped reinforcement ribs. The folds create a three-dimensional profile and help the panel maintain its form without turning the perimeter into a solid visual barrier.

Are a 3D-curved fence, a 3D curved fence, and a 3D bending fence the same?

They are commonly used names for the same general panel category. A technical comparison should still check the wire diameter, mesh, panel size, number of folds, post profile, coating, and connection system.

What do 3D curved fencing, 3D triangle fence, and 3D triangle bending fence mean?

These search terms refer to the triangular or V-like bends formed across the welded panel. The wording varies between suppliers and markets, so approved drawings should take priority over naming conventions.

How many reinforcement folds are used?

The supplied reference lists two folds for 1030 and 1230 mm panels, three for 1530 and 1830 mm panels, and four for 2030, 2230, and 2430 mm panels. Custom layouts require separate confirmation.

Which wire, mesh, and panel sizes are available?

Listed wire diameters are 4.0, 4.5, 5.0, and 5.5 mm. Mesh options include 50 x 200, 55 x 200, 50 x 100, and 75 x 150 mm, with panel lengths from 2000 to 3000 mm.

What is included in a complete 3D fencing order?

An order may include welded panels, selected posts, clamps or post-specific connectors, caps, gates, base plates, fasteners, and optional security components. The final bill of materials is confirmed before packing.

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