Chain Link Fences

A chain-link fence, also called wire netting or chain-wire fence, is a woven fence typically made from galvanised steel wire. The wires run vertically in a zigzag pattern and are intertwined with each other, creating diamonds in between them. Wire fencing wards off stray animals and is widely used in large farmlands and expansive properties. It is a popular alternative because it is easy to install and is quite cheaper than the other types.

Chain-link fence

Wire fence materials are sold as large rolls at any garden centre or hardware store. To install it, posts are erected firmly into the ground. Posts can either be made of steel tubing, timber or concrete. They should be driven in equal spacing intervals. The chain-link fence is then attached to one of the end posts, stretched and then attached to the other end post. Finally, the fence is attached to the line posts, or those in between the end posts. At times, owners prefer to attach coiled razor wire on top of the fence for added security.