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Security for phone masts and telecommunications infrastructure
The Coronavirus pandemic has seen an upsurge in attacks on telecommunications infrastructure, with 5G masts in the firing line.
August Meshspotting round up
Our meshspotting photo gallery has been filled in August by some fantastic examples of how expanded metal mesh can be used in creative, aesthetic and practical ways, we hope this provides you with some inspiration for using this versatile material.
Slips and trips: why expanded metal can lead to safer walkways
With slips and trips being the most common cause of injury at work we explore anti-slip surfaces you may want to consider.
Experf – an alternative to perforated metal
Perforated metal versus expanded metal
#Meshspotting winners - October-December 2019
We award the 2019 last quarter winners for our #Meshsotting campaign.
How to measure and specify expanded metal
A guide to measuring raised and flattened mesh
How to enhance your expanded metal mesh product - extend lifespan and add visual appeal
A strange tale? The origins of Securilath™
Paul Whitton, business development manager at The Expanded Metal Company, led the design and development team who created our ExMesh™ Securilath™ range in the 1990s. Here, Paul delves into the archives to tell the story behind one of our most popular mesh security products.
Expanded metal versus Palisade fencing
Paul Green, security specialist at The Expanded Metal Company, examines the differences between palisade fencing and expanded metal mesh fencing
