Roll mesh is a practical way to enclose a garden, summer home, rear boundary or large perimeter. It lets light and wind through, follows a gentle slope and works with pedestrian and vehicle gates.
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What you get
A practical fence for long lines and uneven ground
We select chain-link or welded roll mesh, height, coating and post spacing. Corners are strengthened, the mesh is tensioned correctly and the bottom gap is planned if a dog uses the garden.
Suitable for long fence lines
Follows sloping and uneven ground
Woven chain-link or welded roll mesh
Galvanised or colour-coated finish
Good visibility and low wind loading
Matching pedestrian and vehicle gates
Suitability
When should you choose roll mesh?
Roll mesh is practical for a long boundary, a slope and a limited budget when privacy is not the priority.
Best for
Long perimeters, gardens, rear boundaries and gently sloping plots.
Privacy
Low. Use a hedge or a separate solid section where screening is needed.
Wind and noise
Very low wind loading, but mesh does not reduce noise.
Consider
Post spacing, strengthened corners and correct tension determine whether it stays straight.
Roll-mesh options
Chain-link and welded roll mesh
⌁Woven mesh
Chain-link fence
Interwoven wire forms a flexible mesh that works well on long boundaries and uneven ground. Available galvanised or with a colour coating.
Flexible roll
Good on slopes
Galvanised or coated
▦Welded roll mesh
Welded roll-mesh fence
Wire intersections are welded before the mesh is rolled. It gives a more regular grid while remaining easier to adapt to the terrain than rigid fence sections.
Regular grid
Supplied in rolls
Open appearance
⌑Installation detail
Posts, corners and tensioning
A durable result depends on the post spacing, braced corner posts and even tension. We specify these details for the length, height and ground conditions.
Braced corners
Even tension
Correct post spacing
The roll-mesh images are photorealistic solution illustrations showing the construction and typical finished appearance.
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Tallinn and Harjumaa
Roll-mesh fences across Tallinn and Harjumaa
We install chain-link and welded roll-mesh fences for homes, gardens, housing associations and commercial plots throughout Tallinn and Harjumaa. The free measurement lets us check the boundary, access, slopes and soil before we specify the posts and mesh.
Clear pricing
What affects the price
A roll-mesh fence usually costs €25–45/m with materials and standard installation. The from-price is for a 1.2 m high fence. The price depends mainly on the fence length, height, mesh finish, number of corners and terrain. After the free site measurement, you receive a clear quote for materials and installation.
Always included
Free site measurement
Setting and levelling the fence posts
Bracing corners and end posts
Tensioning and fixing the mesh
Final alignment and function check
24-month warranty on completed work
Affects the price
Fence length and height
Woven chain-link or welded roll mesh
Galvanised or colour-coated finish
Number of corners and changes in level
Pedestrian gates, vehicle gates and removal work
We work across Harju County: Tallinn, Viimsi, Tiskre, Harku, Rae, Peetri, Jüri, Saue, Laagri, Keila. Service area →
How we work
Four steps to a finished result
1
You send an enquiry
One call or message and we take care of the process. We arrange a free site measurement.
2
We advise and quote
We recommend a material and construction for the plot and budget, with the price agreed up front.
3
We install with care
We install the fence or gate and connect automation where required, keeping you informed.
4
We hand over the result
We inspect the completed work with you and provide operating and care guidance.
No: chain-link and welded roll mesh are tensioned between posts, while a 2D or 3D fence is made of rigid welded sections and is stiffer. Our guide “Chain-link or 3D mesh panels” compares the two in detail.
Roll mesh usually follows gradual changes in level better than rigid sections. We inspect the slope and recommend woven chain-link, welded roll mesh or stepped rigid sections.
Yes. Depending on the mesh type, galvanised and colour-coated finishes are available, including common green and anthracite shades.
Yes. The installation includes the required intermediate, corner and end posts, bracing, tension wire and mesh fixings.
Yes. We can install a pedestrian gate, swing gate or sliding gate suited to the fence and entrance.
A roll-mesh fence usually costs €25–45/m with materials and standard installation. Height, woven or welded mesh, wire and coating, the number of corners and gates, and the ground affect the price.
It can be when height, mesh size, tension and bottom clearance are correctly selected. A rigid 2D/3D panel may be better for a strong or very active dog.
Yes. Timber, profiled sheet or close steel pickets can screen the street frontage while long side and rear boundaries remain mesh.
