Rear light guard - mesh: source?

Does anyone know where I can find a pair of galvanised mesh guards to fit over the rear lights on my 110 HiCap? Cheers, Edmund

@Edmund Butler

Like this?
https://www.johncraddockltd.co.uk/accessories/lamp-guards/stc8056-rear-lamp-guards-hcpu.html

But galvanised?

Or , do a search also for GAL022

Cheers

GAL022 shows no image but I'll call them. Tx.
I've seen what I'm looking for on other Landies. It's more like this, but longer (this one is for Series) and with the screw tabs inside the cage:

Edmund Butler said:

GAL022 shows no image but I'll call them. Tx.
I've seen what I'm looking for on other Landies. It's more like this, but longer (this one is for Series) and with the screw tabs inside the cage:
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Something like this, still not galv, but if you are really set on it, you could strip the coating and send them off. Coating would probaly last for years, though.

http://www.lrparts.net/pair-slatted-steel-rear-lamp-guards-hi-cap-only-for-defender-and-series.html

Edmund Butler said:

GAL022 shows no image but I'll call them. Tx.
I've seen what I'm looking for on other Landies. It's more like this, but longer (this one is for Series) and with the screw tabs inside the cage:
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http://www.island-4x4.co.uk/defender-rear-lamp-guards-hcpu-allmakes-stc8056-gal022-p-6948.html

Still do not look galved tho.

Cheers

Nice one Andrew, Tx. However the lateral attachment bar in this design is an issue with the extra lamp I've just attached. I could modify that I guess... hmmm... And I hope you're feeling better fella. You've been through the ringer. Furnituremaking not yet up and running but I'm still kicking at it I'll hold your bullbar for ya. Very best wishes, Edmund

I reckon they look a bit flimsy, but thanks anyways. I'm protecting against stuff falling onto the lights while loading and unloading.

Edmund Butler said:

I reckon they look a bit flimsy, but thanks anyways. I'm protecting against stuff falling onto the lights while loading and unloading.

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If you are good with a welder, or know someone who is, you could make your own from mild steel bar, and send them off to be galved. Not a lot of money either if you did it that way!