In Oman, the manufacturing and application of galvanized hexagonal wire netting face significant hurdles due to high humidity in coastal areas like Muscat and Salalah, combined with extreme heat in the interior deserts. The saline air accelerates oxidation, making standard wire products obsolete within a short timeframe.
Currently, there is a surging demand for plastic coated chicken wire as the local agricultural sector shifts toward sustainable poultry farming. Farmers are moving away from untreated metals to prevent rust-induced contamination of feed and living spaces.
The market is characterized by a transition from generic imports to specialized, high-zinc coating specifications. This evolution is driven by the Oman Vision 2040, which emphasizes industrial diversification and the adoption of long-life infrastructure materials.



