Fixed Knot Fencing Wire
Hot Dip Galvanised fixed knot farm fencing wire is a durable, high-tensile fencing solution designed for livestock containment and farm security. Featuring a rigid vertical stay wire fixed with a strong knot, it offers superior strength, resistance to sagging, and minimal maintenance, making it ideal for large farms, wildlife fencing, and high-pressure livestock areas.
Hot Dip Galvanising Rate:
230 grams/sq metre
Description
Why Fixed Knot Fencing with Hot-Dipped Galvanised Wire Is the Smarter Choice for Australian Farms and Stations
Fencing is a cornerstone of any successful farming operation in Australia, but with so many choices on the market, it’s important to invest in materials that deliver lasting performance in demanding conditions. Fixed knot fencing, when combined with hot-dipped galvanised wire, offers a modern and highly effective solution for livestock control, exclusion fencing, and boundary management. Compared to conventional netting, it delivers superior strength, longevity, and ease of installation—especially across large rural properties.
Fixed Knot Fencing: Stronger by Design
Fixed knot fencing differs from standard hinge-joint or ring-lock netting by using a steel knot to firmly connect vertical and horizontal wires. This knot does not twist or loosen over time, resulting in a much more rigid and reliable structure. It’s especially valuable when dealing with high stock pressure, tightly packed mobs, or rugged terrain where fence lines need to hold their shape over long distances.
This rigidity means the fence resists sagging, maintains its height, and continues to perform even under repeated strain from livestock, wildlife, or environmental stress. It’s an ideal option for paddocks, laneways, exclusion zones, or anywhere stock security is critical.
Long-Term Protection with Hot-Dipped Galvanising
The durability of fixed knot fencing is further enhanced when it’s made with hot-dipped galvanised wire. This process involves immersing the finished wire in molten zinc, coating every part of the fence—including the barbs, twist points, and knots—with a thick, bonded layer of zinc. This creates an incredibly effective barrier against corrosion, rust, and weathering.
In contrast to lightly zinc-coated or electro-galvanised alternatives, hot-dipped galvanised wire holds up in coastal areas, wet climates, high-acidity soils, and regions exposed to animal waste. The result is a fence that can last anywhere from 20 to 40 years depending on conditions, with minimal need for repair or replacement.
Resilience in Bushfire Conditions
One often overlooked benefit of hot-dipped galvanised fencing is its resistance to fire damage. In bushfire-prone regions of Australia, where infrastructure is routinely exposed to extreme heat, hot-dipped galvanised wire offers enhanced protection. The zinc layer helps delay heat transfer to the core steel, reducing the chance of the wire failing under high temperatures. After a fire, fencing built from this material is more likely to remain intact, reducing the need for full replacement and allowing quicker recovery and stock control.
Easier and Faster to Install
Fixed knot fencing may be tough, but it’s also designed with practical usability in mind. The structure rolls out flat with minimal curling, making it easier to tension and align than conventional netting. Pre-spaced stays and uniform wire layout allow for quick setup, even across undulating or difficult terrain. Because the fence is tensioned like high-tensile wire, it can span longer distances with fewer intermediate posts—saving both time and material costs during installation.
Why Fixed Knot Fencing Outperforms Conventional Netting
Compared to conventional hinge-joint fencing, fixed knot fencing performs better across nearly every category. The fixed steel knot offers superior strength and doesn’t loosen, while standard twisted wire joints are more prone to sagging or slipping over time. Fixed knot netting maintains tension more effectively, even across wide spans, and requires fewer posts, reducing installation effort and expense. It’s faster to install thanks to its rigid structure and consistent layout, and when made with hot-dipped galvanised wire, it significantly outlasts traditional netting in harsh Australian environments. Perhaps most importantly, it demands far less maintenance, making it an ideal solution for large stations or remote paddocks where repairs can be time-consuming and costly.
In an agricultural setting where fencing is expected to perform under pressure, resist corrosion, and stand the test of time, fixed knot fencing made from hot-dipped galvanised wire is the superior choice. It combines strength, efficiency, and resilience—whether you’re managing livestock, protecting crops, or keeping feral animals at bay.
For Australian farmers and land managers looking to invest in fencing that delivers long-term results with minimal upkeep, this combination offers one of the most effective and durable solutions available today. It’s a fence you can rely on—for decades to come.
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SIZE | Fixed Knot Fencing Wire 11-90-15x100m Hot Dip Galvanised, Fixed Knot Fencing Wire 12-115-15x200m Hot Dip Galvanised |