In Algeria, the demand for galvanized hexagonal wire netting is driven by a robust agricultural sector. However, the geographical diversity—from the humid northern coast to the arid southern deserts—creates significant challenges for material longevity. Standard mild steel often fails prematurely due to rapid oxidation in coastal cities like Algiers or Oran.
Local farmers and construction firms are increasingly shifting toward plastic coated chicken wire to combat these environmental stressors. The integration of polymer coatings provides an essential barrier against UV radiation and salt spray, which are prevalent in the Maghreb region, thereby reducing the frequency of replacement cycles.
Currently, the market is seeing a transition from basic manual fencing to specialized plastic poultry mesh. This evolution is spurred by the modernization of Algerian poultry farms aiming for international export standards, requiring mesh that is not only strong but also hygienic and easy to maintain.
