Woven Wire Mesh, 4 mesh (0.9mm Wires) (Stainless Steel 304L) – 5.5mm Aperture – by Inoxia Cut Size: 30cm x 30cm

So, to be totally honest, I stumbled on this mesh from the YouTuber AlfieAesthetics. Alfie is an outdoors enthusiast who uses this mesh as a cheapo fire grill. If you set four tent pegs beneath it, it works well for boiling a stainless steel water bottle or frying small portions of food (squirrel legs, fish, etc.).The mesh isn't exactly stable, though. The individual wires aren't tied or welded down in any way, so they can move around. Furthermore, the ends are kind of pokey. To fix these issues, I took a pair of pliers with narrow tips and bent each end of the wire down and looped them over the supporting wire. This got rid of the pokey ends and kept the mesh's wires from sliding around. It's also much more stiffer now and holds up a bottle of water much better.The mesh weighs almost nothing and takes up practically zero space. If you're a backpacker and you need a small grill that won't weigh you down, consider one of these.

Arrived in great condition and exactly as described. I feel the price point was a little high but you do get what you pay for and the quality was there for sure. I would buy from this supplier again for any of my stainless steel mesh needs in the future.

This item was very heavy duty and solid. Cutting of the piece was very neat and even.

I only received 1 mesh measure 6"X6". I should have read more of the reviews.

Kitchen Aid placed the flatware holder too close to the heating element in our dishwasher. I cut this with sheet metal shears to fit inside the bottom of the last three compartments that were directly over the heating element. It worked great. Now knife blades and silverware handles stay inside the compartments instead of dropping thru the bottom of the plastic flatware holder.

Perfect, works great as a grill with my tent pegs! Thanks AlfieAesthetics (check him out on youtube for more great ideas like that)

It's a simple piece of wire mesh. The wire is kind of braided but will slide all over the place if you don't tack it down. I bought it as a makeshift small grill top for camping. Here's the sad news... The ends are super sharp and will poke through and cut your gear. So I painstakingly took some pliers and bent over each wire end down (45 minutes) and crimped it carefully. This added stability to the mesh and made it less damaging, but they still act like "little hooks" instead of "little pokers". Overall I can see it snagging on stuff and poking and tearing, so I'm not sure I'll every want to put it in a pack. Overall, it is what it is... a simple wire mesh square.

It's roughly cut, but with a little patience and needle nose pliers, you can bend over the wire edges depending on what you're using it for. I use it as a cooking platform for backpacking. Bending the edges over gives a nice smooth edge and won't snag in my pack. Paired with 4 steel tent stakes, place above some hot coals, I highly recommended for anyone looking for a lightweight backpacking cooking platform option.