Seismic Concrete Reinforcement Mesh:
SE62 Grade 500E Seismic Mesh:
SE62 seismic mesh is a heavy-duty reinforcing product used in engineered concrete work. It is suitable for suspended floors, structural slabs and other applications where additional strength is required.
Made for New Zealand conditions, Grade 500E steel is designed to handle movement and stress during an earthquake. Each sheet is fully traceable for added quality assurance.
Common Uses:
SE62 mesh is typically selected by an engineer and installed according to the approved structural plans.
The mesh is raised on chairs or spacers so it sits in the correct position within the concrete. Sheets are overlapped and tied together before the concrete is poured, helping create a strong and stable finished structure.
SE82 Grade 500E Seismic Mesh:
SE82 reinforcing mesh is made for structural concrete projects that require a higher level of strength. It is commonly used in suspended floors, engineered slabs and other reinforced concrete work.
Grade 500E steel is designed to perform under movement and heavy loading, making it well suited to New Zealand’s earthquake-prone conditions. SE82 mesh is generally specified by an engineer and supplied with full product traceability.
Common Uses:
SE82 mesh must be installed to the requirements shown on the engineering plans.
Chairs or spacers are used to hold the mesh at the correct height inside the concrete. Each sheet is overlapped and tied securely before pouring, helping the reinforcing remain in place and providing strength throughout the finished slab or structure.