
Why use welded wire for gates
instead of wood or steel bars?
There are many sites in which a movable
physical barrier is essential.
Wood is cheap. But it is heavy—and
prone to breakage and rotting.
Steel bar gates are strong but heavy and
expensive. Many don’t stop lambs, kids or
dogs. And painted steel rusts. So we only
use them when their strength is essential.
But when a less-strong barrier will
work, the lower cost of welded wire panels
makes them an attractive alternative to us.
Low-Cost Wire Panel Gates
Premier’s welded wire panels can fill a variety of sheep/goat farm and ranch needs. They’re escape-proof
(even goat kids), are easy to install/move, and make ideal temporary barriers and pens. We secure panels
with a Linking Stake and 2 Lag Bolts.
Details
• Versatile and lightweight
• Hot-dip galvanized
• Heights:
36", 40" or 48"
• Lengths:
48", 60", 72" or 96"
• Openings:
3"x 3" or 4"x 4"
• Both 36" and 48" tall panels
have 3"x 3" openings; 3/16"
dia internal rods; and 3/8" dia
reinforcing rods at the ends, top
and middle of each panel.
• However, the 40" tall panels
have 4"x 4" openings from 1/4" dia
rods throughout the panel.
• Strong stainless steel wire
connector hinges
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p. 149
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• Deep welds to resist breakage.
Ways to connect panels
148 WIRE PANEL GATES
www.premier1supplies.com • 1-800-282-6631 Braided Cord Durable braided nylon for tying and securing panels. We also use it for latches and hinges. 8 ft. Braided Cord, 0.10 lb......#965410 $1.00 Connecting Pin and Eyebolt Use to attach gates or panels to feeders. Also use with our orphan headgate and creep gate (see our website) . Connecting Pin, 2.10 lb #151200...............$5.15 Eyebolt, 0.50 lb #936100.............$2.00 Snap Clips Use to attach panels. Choice of stainless steel (won’t rust!) or zinc plated. Snap Clip, stainless, 0.20 lb........#965406 $7.00 Snap Clip, zinc plated, 0.20 lb....#965405 $2.60 Eyebolt Pin, 3 ft • Length: 3.5" • Small eye: 0.5" • Opening: 11/32" • Length: 8 ft • Dia: 3/16" • Color: WhiteConnecting a panel to a wood post with a
connecting pin and eyebolt or lag bolt. This
provides a strong, secure connection for holding
panels in place.
History…
Long ago we became disappointed by
farmstore welded panels. Those in our
area were intended for pigs and/or cattle
(and still are). And the welds soon broke
and became a danger to man and beast.
Now we have panels built for us
specifically for sheep and goats.
In 2007, we upgraded the design of most
panels to provide more rigidity. This
makes them less “floppy” when carried.
Our PowerBilt Panels are the upgraded,
more rigid design.