Generally speaking, for conventional livestock and poultry breeding sheds, such as chicken houses and pig houses, the recommended FRP mesh panel thickness should be between 25mm and 38mm. This thickness of mesh panels can effectively carry the weight of livestock and poultry and items such as feed, while maintaining good trampling resistance, and are not easy to deform or break after long-term use. At the same time, a moderate thickness can also ensure that the mesh panel has sufficient rigidity, reduce the noise caused by livestock and poultry trampling, and create a quieter and more comfortable growth environment for livestock and poultry.

However, in specific breeding scenarios, such as large aquaculture ponds and heavy equipment placement areas, higher requirements are placed on the bearing capacity of FRP mesh panels. At this time, the recommended thickness can be appropriately increased to 50mm or even thicker to ensure the stability and safety of the mesh panel under extreme conditions.

Of course, thickness is not the only determining factor. When choosing FRP mesh panels, you also need to pay attention to their materials, production processes, surface treatment, etc. to ensure that the selected products meet the actual needs of the farm. In addition, reasonable installation and maintenance are also the key to extending the service life of FRP mesh panels and improving breeding efficiency.

In summary, the recommended thickness of FRP mesh panels in the breeding industry needs to be determined according to specific circumstances, which must not only meet the load-bearing requirements, but also take into account cost-effectiveness to ensure the continued stable operation of the farm.