In Finland, the manufacturing and application of galvanized hexagonal wire netting are heavily influenced by the region's high humidity and extreme seasonal temperature fluctuations. The salt-heavy coastal air in the south and the freezing sub-arctic conditions in Lapland necessitate materials that can withstand severe oxidation and thermal expansion without losing structural tension.
Current market trends show a significant shift toward plastic coated chicken wire. Local farmers and estate owners are increasingly opting for polymer-coated options to combat the corrosive effects of damp soil and snow accumulation, which typically accelerate the degradation of traditional uncoated steel.
Furthermore, the Finnish industry emphasizes strict adherence to EU environmental regulations. The demand for non-toxic, lead-free coatings in plastic poultry mesh reflects a broader national commitment to sustainable forestry and organic livestock farming practices.



