Chain Link

Inexpensive with a range of options

Height:- 0.9m, 1.05m, 1.2m, 1.4m, 1.5m, 1.8m, 2.0m, 2.4m, 2.75m, 3.05m, 3.6m
Further heights are available by overlapping rolls of the above heights.

Chain link can be:-

• Galvanised
  The wire thickness can be:-
  2.50mm / 3.00mm / 3.55mm / 5.00mm
  
  
• Galvanised core PVC coated:-
  The wire thickness can be:-
  3.15/2.24mm, 3.55/2.50mm,
  4.00/3.00mm 4.75/3.55mm,
  6.40/4.70mm.
  

As standard, chain link is available in a galvanised finish, black coated or green coated.

Chain link can be erected on timber, concrete or steel posts. Steel posts can be box section, angle or tube, galvanised, powder coated or painted. Timber and steel posts can be driven into the ground or concreted into the ground - it depends on your application and budget.

As a general rule of thumb, timber posts are the least expensive, but their lifespan can be expected to be shorter than that of concrete or galvanised steel posts. All timber is pressure treated to British Standards and normally gives the post a 25 year life span. Concrete posts are more expensive, but their life span and robustness is worth the money - often the chain link needs replacing before the posts.

British Standard states that posts should be placed in the ground at 3m centres, but where the design includes a top rail the post centres would be less - often 1.8m.

Of course gates are available to match.

Anti Intruder measures are
applicable to chain link