A393 flying ends Mesh
Product Specification
| KG/M | 62.1 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 4.8×2.4m |
Product Description
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Estimated delivery: September 15, 2026 – September 18, 2026
A393 Flying Ends Mesh is a welded steel reinforcement fabric used where A393 mesh with flying ends has been specified. The projecting edge wires help adjoining sheets overlap while reducing the concentration of crossing wires at the lap. South Steel supplies A393 Flying Ends Mesh online for homeowners, self-builders, contractors and trade buyers.
What Are Flying Ends on A393 Mesh?
Flying ends are reinforcement wires that extend beyond the outer crossing wires at selected sheet edges. This arrangement can make it easier to form the lap configuration shown in project drawings without creating as much local build-up where sheets meet.
The flying ends do not change the A393 reinforcement grade. They describe the way the edges of the sheet are formed.
For structural concrete work, follow the engineer’s drawings or reinforcement schedule for sheet arrangement, laps, positioning and concrete cover.
A393 Flying Ends Mesh Specification
A393 is a square reinforcement mesh with the same wire diameter and spacing in both directions. Its nominal specification is:
- Main wire diameter: 10mm
- Cross wire diameter: 10mm
- Main wire spacing: 200mm centres
- Cross wire spacing: 200mm centres
- Steel area: 393mm² per metre in each direction
- Nominal mass: 6.16kg per m²
The “393” refers to the nominal cross-sectional area of steel provided per metre in each direction. “Flying ends” refers to the projecting wire arrangement at the sheet edges, distinguishing this format from a standard square-edged sheet.
Ordering A393 Flying Ends Mesh
If your drawings or reinforcement schedule specify A393 Flying Ends Mesh, check the sheet details and quantity before ordering online.
For larger or schedule-based requirements, submit drawings or reinforcement schedules to South Steel for quotation support.
Browse the wider reinforcing mesh range if your project includes other mesh grades or sheet formats.
Other Steel Products You May Need
South Steel is a UK online steel supplier supplying reinforcement mesh alongside rebar, cut and bent reinforcement and construction accessories.
The wider reinforcement steel range includes related products. Customers can also source beams, columns, channels, angles and hollow sections through the structural steel range.
For product information, orders or drawing-based quotation support, contact South Steel.
FAQs
What Does “Flying Ends” Mean on Reinforcement Mesh?
Flying ends are wires that project beyond the outer crossing wires at selected edges of the mesh sheet.
What Size Wire Is Used in A393 Mesh?
A393 uses 10mm wires at 200mm centres in both directions.
What Does A393 Mean?
The number identifies a nominal steel area of 393mm² per metre in each direction.
Is Flying Ends Mesh a Different Reinforcement Grade?
No. A393 remains the reinforcement grade. Flying ends describe the edge configuration of the sheet.
How Do I Know if My Project Requires A393 Flying Ends Mesh?
Check the drawings, reinforcement schedule or engineer’s specification. Order the sheet format stated for the project rather than substituting another arrangement.