Chain Link Fencing
Manufactured from woven galvanised wires providing a very durable yet economic means of fencing. If you do not have any serious issues with trespassing or vandalism then the light chain link fencing 2.5mm wire could be suitable for you or for a heavier fence choose the 3.0mm wire.
What are the dimensions of your Chain Link Fencing?
A 2" diamond shape mesh manufactured with a 2.50mm or 3.0mm galvanised wire. Available in 25m rolls with a wide choice of heights and can be supplied with line wire and installation accessories which are sold separately.
How do you erect a Chainlink fence?
Chainlink fencing has to be erected in a certain way, if you are using your own posts our easy to understand instructions are below.
Chainlink information
Manufactured from woven galvanised wires providing a very durable yet economic means of fencing. If you do not have any serious issues with trespassing or vandalism then the light chain link fencing 2.5mm wire could be suitable for you or for a heavier fence choose the 3.0mm wire.
A 2" diamond shape mesh manufactured with a 2.50mm or 3.0mm galvanised wire. Available in 25m rolls with a wide choice of heights and can be supplied with line wire and installation accessories which are sold separately. Chainlink fencing has to be erected in a certain way, if you are using your own posts our easy to understand instructions are below.
Green PVC Coated Chain Link Fencing to BS 4102 & BS 1722
Manufactured from woven galvanised and then PVC coated wires providing a very durable yet economic means of fencing. If you do not have any serious issues with trespassing or vandalism then the light chain link could be suitable for you. If not choose the heavier 3.1mm wire.
A 2" diamond shape mesh manufactured with either a galvanised 1.7mm wire which is then PVC coated to achieve 2.5mm or a 2.1mm galvanised wire which achieves 3.1mm when PVC coating is added. Available in 25m rolls with a wide choice of lengths and heights and can be supplied with line wire and installation accessories which are sold separately. Chain link fencing has to be erected in a certain way, and our easy to understand instructions when using your own posts can be seen below. If you would like to use our fencing system which includes all posts and accessories in a kit then please follow this link
Black PVC Coated Chain Link Fencing to BS 4102 & BS 1722
Commonly used for MMA Cages
1. Set a straining post at each end of the chain link fence and at each change of direction. Straining posts should be set in 24" deep holes and supported with stays all set into concrete.
2. Place intermediate posts at 6' intervals between the straining posts. Intermediate posts should be set in holes 18" deep.
3. Straining wire should be fixed to the start and end posts (at the top and bottom for 48" fence, 72" will also require a centre wire) then stretch the wire taught, next fix the straining wires to every post. For easy installation you can use our wire and ratchet kit shown below.
4. Unroll the chain link fencing mesh and secure one end to the straining posts, the mesh must now be stretched taught and then attached to the end post.
5. Finally clip or tie the chain link fencing mesh to the straining wires at regular intervals.
Common Applications
Medium security
- Industrial
- Road and Rail side
- Semi-rural
- Locations with mid security needs
- Garden fencing
- Animal Enclosures in kennels , Catteries and Zoos
- Dog & Cat Runs
- Sheep, Deer & Goat Fencing
- Poultry Pens
Examples
Dog Runs 2.5mm for most breeds, but 3.1mm is more suitable for the stronger and larger breeds
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