- Wire
- 2 mm & 2.5 mm
- Pattern
- Diamond mesh
- Also known as
- Diamond Mesh, senyenge
- Applications
- Perimeter fencing for sites, farms and property

Chain-Link Fencing.
Diamond-mesh fencing.
Metro Steel Mills makes diamond-pattern chain-link fencing, also known as Diamond Mesh and, in Swahili, senyenge, in 2 mm and 2.5 mm wire, used on projects across Tanzania.

Where it is used.
Chain-link is the standard perimeter fence for building sites, farms, schools and homes: quick to put up, see-through and secure.
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Building-site perimeters
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Farms and livestock enclosures
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Homes, schools and compounds
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Industrial and commercial yards
Made here. Sold near you.
It is made at our plant in Dar es Salaam, alongside the galvanized wire used for fence lines.
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Made in Dar es Salaam
Manufactured at the Metro Steel Mills Ltd plant in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.
- Plant
- Dar es Salaam
- Group
- Since 1999
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Sold through our dealers
Metro products reach buyers through a dealer network across Tanzania and five neighbouring countries.
- Markets
- Tanzania + 5
- Prices
- Follow the market
Questions buyers ask.
Straight answers on sizes, standards and supply. For a price or a dealer, call our sales team.
What is “senyenge”?
“Senyenge” is the Swahili word for chain-link (diamond mesh) fencing.
What wire sizes does Metro chain-link come in?
2 mm and 2.5 mm wire, in a diamond-mesh pattern.
Where can I buy Metro chain-link fencing, and what do they cost?
Metro chain-link fencing rolls are sold through Metro's dealer network across Tanzania and in DR Congo, Rwanda, Burundi, Zambia and Malawi. Prices follow the market and change often, so call our sales team on +255 713 433 572 or email sales@metro-tz.com for a current price and your nearest dealer.
More from Metro Steel.
Every line is made at our plant in Dar es Salaam.
Contact Metro Steel
Building with steel?
Deformed bars certified to TZS 142, plus wire rod, galvanized wire and chain-link mesh, made at our plant in Dar es Salaam.
Talk to our sales team.
Plot 5 & 6, Makamba Street, Gerezani, Dar es Salaam · 09:00–18:00



