Welded Wire Fabric is a type of reinforcement material made from a grid of steel wires that are welded together at their intersections. It is commonly used in construction to provide strength and support in concrete structures, such as slabs, walls, and pavements. The uniform spacing of the wires helps distribute loads evenly, reducing the risk of cracking. This fabric is available in various sizes and wire gauges, making it versatile for different applications. It is often preferred over traditional rebar due to its ease of installation and ability to cover large areas quickly. Welded Wire Fabric is also resistant to corrosion when coated, enhancing its durability.