MAPORCH Steel Mesh Screen - 11.4 x 23.6 - Stainless Steel Wire Mesh 20 for DIY Projects, Vent Cover, Shower Drain - Rustproof, Durable, Professional Grade

I originally got this mesh thinking Id use it to support my bagels while baking (putting them directly on a baking sheet browns the bottoms too fast), but I ended up using it for the entirely different purpose of washing sand for my pond. The screen holds up well, is even, has no voids, and doesnt separate. The edges are cut rough, which is to be expected from a bulk piece of material, but thats easily remedied by a quick fold-over and a few taps with a mallet to create a hem seam.

Good mesh but the rectangular piece comes folded. Take a hammer and carefully flatten on a cement floor once you unfold it by hand. I used a soft hammer to. It damage the mesh.

I bought this product in order to cover my DIY hamster cage. It was able to cut easily with scissors to fit perfectly. Very helpful !

Good product

My old plastic filter on my rain barrel finally fell to pieces. This fit the bill! A quick trace with the old one over the mesh, and then cut to size and I was back in business. Sturdy and better than the old plastic filter.

Using this as a drain cover, works great

Beware, this wire mesh is shipped bent in half. Not suitable for finish applications. Seller told me I should have known from photo it was bent in half and I could flatten with a mallet. Really? Third world.

My work involves carbon purification of solvents which requires activated carbon that can be sieved with an 8 x 30 mesh. At 120 this screens nicely. Solvent flows through, but the carbon stays where in the filter where its supposed to. So far the stainless steel lives up to its advertisement. There has been no evidence of rust. The prices is fair for what you get. All in all I am very happy with it.

I purchased this screen to grow broccoli sprouts. The mesh is the perfect size and it works great!

I really thought it would be a bigger piece, my mistake for not checking measurements. I thought it was expensive for such a small piece, but it was definitely strong and stainless steel. Funny thing, I couldnt figure out how to cut it. Tried my metal sheers, wire cutters, and every thing I could but it would only cut a little at the time. I was so frustrated and needed to cut it. Next day I just tried plain ol scissors, and it cut right through it. I felt a little dumb, if wire cutters didnt work, never thought scissors would. Good product.