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That’s exactly why we have created this guide to chain link fence parts, which not only names each part but also provides information about what they are for, and how many you can expect to use on your fence job.
At first, it may seem daunting, but once everything is visualized and explained, there is really not much to it. Take a look at the diagram to see where all the chain link fittings and components are located. Let's break down all the components that make up a chain link fence.
1 PREPARE FENCE LAYOUT CHAIN-LINK FENCE & GATE Installation Instructions Standard opening widths: Single Swing – 36", 39", 42" and 48" Double Swing – 10 ft. and 12 ft. In stock sizes may vary based on local requirements. STEP 1 Locate your property’s boundary lines. It is recommended that all posts be set approximately 4" inside the ...
The product manual includes drawings of the four standard chain link fence designs plus swing gate, cantilever slide gate and fitting/assembly details. Review the different chain link fabric configurations and gauges to ensure the best selection of the mesh size and wire gauge for the application.
Understanding the various parts of a chain link fence is essential for anyone considering installation or maintenance. This guide will walk you through the key components of a chain link fence and their functions.
Chain Link Fence Schematics: 4-6' Chain Link w/ Top Rail. 4-6' Chain Link w/ Top & Bottom Rail. 4-5' Chain Link w/ Top Tension Wire. 4-5' Chain Link w/ Top & Bottom Tension Wire. 6-8' Chain Link w/ Top Rail & Triangular Brace Assembly.
Chain Link Fence Installation Manual. Before You Begin: 1. Obtain necessary zoning and building permits. There may be local zoning or deed restrictions pertaining to height and type of fence. Check out your property line setback requirements. 2. Find surveyors pins if the fence is to be located near property lines or have the lot surveyed. 3.
