Coil Mesh
 A high quality expanded galvanised or stainless steel mesh for use primarily as anti-cracking reinforcement in the construction of brick and block masonry. Coil Mesh is available in a variety of widths to suit most wall constructions and is supplied coiled for ease of handling. Additional applications include strengthening cornices, low walls and balconies over door and window openings.
Material
Galvanised steel to BSEN 10327-DX51D+Z275.
FOR INTERNAL USE
High quality stainless steel to BSEN 10088-2-1.4301.
Ordering information
Specify from the range of widths offered in the table above to suit the particular brick or blockwork used.
If stainless steel is required add ‘SS’ to the product reference i.e. CM64/20/SS.
FOR EXTERNAL USE
| Galvanised Product Reference |
Use |
Width(mm) |
Length of Coil Product Reference |
Stainless steel |
Use |
| CM64/20 |
Internal |
64 |
20 |
CM64/20 SS |
External |
| CM114/20 |
Internal |
114 |
20 |
CM114/20 SS |
External |
| CM178/20 |
Internal |
178 |
20 |
CM178/20 SS |
External |
| CM229/20 |
Internal |
229 |
20 |
CM229/20 SS |
External |
| CM305/20 |
Internal |
305 |
20 |
CM305/20 SS |
External |
How to Install Catnic Coil Mesh?
The coil mesh is laid in strips between brick or block
courses leaving approximately 25mm clearance from the
faces of the work. Where coil mesh joins are required,
ensure they overlap by at least 75mm.
The reinforcement is then simply embedded in the mortar
for the next course.
In most instances, application every third course, for the full
length of the wall, will be sufficient.
To reinforce brickwork at an opening, e.g. window or door,
mesh should be installed to overlap part of the opening,
and part of the solid wall.
Thinking of the width of the opening, lay the mesh
approximately a quarter of the way across the opening. The
mesh should lie the same distance again, across the solid
wall.
Above windows or doors, install Catnic mesh for 2-3
courses, starting from the course above the lintel as shown
below.
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