Fiber mesh concrete, also known as fiber reinforced concrete, has fibers as one of the mix design constituents instead of using wire mesh. Both macro fibers and microfibers are used for this purpose, although the application of each of these differs. Macro fibers are large fibers that add flexural strength to the concrete.

The purpose of fiber mesh is to reduce water loss from the concrete as well as enhance its structural integrity. This type is also used to create a higher impact resistance in the concrete, prevent thawing, and increase its strength.

Fiber mesh concrete comprises natural and synthetic fibers like steel and glass. This type of material is used for patios, sidewalks, and driveways. Usually, a wire mesh is placed down first, and then the concrete is poured over it. In the case of fiber mesh, the material fortifies the concrete throughout instead of just one plane.

Fiber mesh is a mesh made up of a variety of materials including glass fibers, natural fibers, synthetic fibers and steel fibers. Fiber mesh concrete can be used in patios, sidewalks, pathways and driveways. Fiber mesh helps concrete retain its toughness and improve its impact resistance.

Fiber mesh is actually a fairly modern method of reinforcing concrete. However, unlike the previous two types, this method does not require a framework of steel to be set into wet concrete. Instead, this method involves the addition of synthetic fibers, glass fibers, natural fibers, and steel fibers during the concrete application process.