URATOT 2 Pieces Steel Woven Wire Mesh 5 Mesh 304 Stainless Steel Mesh Sheet 12 x 24 Inches Metal Screen Sheet Protect Guard Mesh for Airbricks, Garden, Kitchen

Sheet was folded and therefore difficult to straighten out

Did the job, but wasnt impresed about it been folded in half.

Mesh comes folded in half which leaves a nasty crease that can't be smoothed out without warping the mesh. Otherwise the mesh seems to be good quality + good value.

Great value and quality, but would have preferred it to be delivered rolled up rather than folded in half.

Used as grill under laser good quality good value

This is exactly what it says it is, except that it's very stiff and folded in half, not a flat sheet as illustrated.The polished stainless steel wires have very little friction at the intersections and the mesh has very limited structural integrity at the edges. It frays and falls apart extremely easily.I bought this to repair bird feeders ravaged by squirrels.It's a good mesh size and weight, but woven and NOT welded mesh. There's very little friction between the wires, so effectively, nothing much holding it together.It does say it's woven, but I'm not an expert in wire mesh, so I didn't realise how crucial this is, and neither did the other reviewers apparently. The seller obviously does, as all the uses illustrated have something round the edges restraining the mesh from unravelling and losing its integrity, which it does very easily. This is not mentioned in the listing.it may work as a decorative item, but not if you want a large panel, as it's folded in half for shiipment, not sent as the flat panel illustrated and virtually impossible to flatten out.I needed to bend it into a cylinder, which was relatively easy, except that, as soon as you deform it, the wires around the edges start falling off and it unravels very quickly.It's pretty useless as a rodent deterrent too. The squirrels will just push the loose wires about until they have a big enough hole to grap peanuts through, assuming I could get it to stay together long enough to actually assemble it, which seems unlikely.I'm going to have a go at bonding every intersection with a low viscosity CA adhesive which will creep into the joints. It won't be a fast job and I have no idea whether it will work (or be safe for the birds), but I'm hopeful it will be OK once set and will keep my peanuts safe eventually. UPDATE - this seems to work. I ran the nozzle along each line of wire and the bumps jogged just enough out for each joint. Put a piece of scrap cardboard underneath to catch the drips and try not to get the mesh stuck to it!I have no idea what practical use this mesh actually is. If you want a decorative panel, it's permanently creased down the middle. if you want a wire mesh, it falls apart. I can't recommend it.

It was a very good product but it was the wrong one for me sorry I can't help

Not great for the money spent. The mesh was bent in half for delivery and as it is so stiff, it's impossible to get that bent out. Also the mish is so loose that it started falling appart on delivery.Would not recommend.