In Cuba, the metal wire manufacturing and installation sector faces extreme environmental pressure. The high salinity of the coastal air and constant humidity accelerate the oxidation of standard steel, making traditional mesh fence panels prone to rapid deterioration if not properly galvanized or coated.
Currently, the market is shifting from makeshift wooden boundaries to standardized metal solutions. There is a growing demand for double sided fencing in urban areas of Havana and Santiago to maximize space efficiency while maintaining high security standards against intrusions.
Agricultural sectors are increasingly adopting specialized lawn border fence and livestock barriers that can withstand the erratic weather patterns of the Caribbean, moving away from local low-grade wire toward internationally certified zinc-aluminum coatings.
