Reinforcing Mesh SL72 Sheet

Build stronger, longer-lasting concrete with our premium Standard Reinforcement Mesh, engineered to improve the strength, durability and crack resistance of concrete slabs. Manufactured from 500MPa D500L deformed reinforcing steel wire, each sheet is electrically resistance welded to create consistent square apertures that deliver superior concrete reinforcement across residential, commercial and industrial projects.

Concrete is incredibly strong under compression but relatively weak under tension. Reinforcing mesh helps distribute loads evenly throughout the slab, reducing cracking caused by shrinkage, movement and everyday loading.
Using the correct reinforcement mesh can; increase concrete strength, reduce shrinkage cracking, improve load distribution, extend the lifespan of concrete slabs, improve structural performance and longevity, and minimise costly future repairs.
*Available in SL72, SL82 and SL72 Ute Mesh, our reinforcing mesh sheets are designed to suit projects of all sizes, from DIY concrete pours through to large commercial construction.

Ideal Applications:
Concrete Driveways
House Slabs
Garage Floors
Shed Slabs
Patios
Footpaths
Concrete Pathways
Warehouse Floors
Industrial Slabs
Tilt-Up Construction
Precast Concrete Panels
Pavements
Concrete Flooring
Residential Construction
Commercial Construction

Key Features:
Manufactured from 500MPa D500L deformed reinforcing steel
Electrically resistance welded for consistent strength
Ribbed wire profile improves concrete bond
Uniform square apertures for even reinforcement
Suitable for residential, commercial and industrial concrete projects
Easy-to-install sheet format reduces labour time
Designed to Australian reinforcing steel standards
Available in multiple mesh grades to suit different applications

🔮ICR Pro Tip.
SL72 Reinforcement Mesh is the industry's most popular reinforcing mesh for residential concrete construction. One of the most common mistakes on site is placing reinforcing mesh directly on the ground before pouring concrete. Reinforcement only performs correctly when it's positioned within the slab using bar chairs, ensuring the steel sits in the correct location to provide maximum strength and crack control.