In Mongolia, the demand for galvanized hexagonal wire netting is driven by the vast livestock sector. The harsh continental climate, characterized by extreme temperature swings between summer and winter, accelerates the oxidation of low-quality metals, making high-zinc coating essential for survival in the steppe.
The shift toward intensive poultry farming in urban areas like Ulaanbaatar has increased the adoption of plastic poultry mesh. Farmers are moving away from traditional wooden enclosures toward lightweight, modular systems that can be quickly deployed and relocated during seasonal migrations.
Furthermore, the increasing prevalence of corrosive environmental factors has led to a surge in the use of plastic coated chicken wire. This hybrid approach combines the structural strength of steel with a protective polymer layer to prevent rust in humid micro-climates or saline soil areas.



