Chain Link

One of the most popular types of fencing is chain link fencing. This fence is an excellent boundary marker and provides security, while also being one of the most economical types of fence systems. There are three types of chain link fence system offered by Dennisville Fence Co. Each is a product ideally suited for specific applications.

 

Type A - Vinyl Coated Chain installed on Galvanized Pipe Framework. Standard fabric colors are Green, Brown, Black, and White. This system offers some additional corrosion protection as well as color softening qualities that can lend to your landscaping plan and can blend in with most backgrounds easier than galvanized fabric.  This is the most economical Chain Link Fence System.

Type B - Galvanized Chain Link fabric installed onto Galvanized Framework.

This is the most Heavy Duty and robust system primarily used in Commercial and Industrial applications as well as high traffic areas.   

 

Type C - This is a complete Powder Coated Color Fence system which increases the durability and service life of the fence while enhancing the beauty of the surrounding landscape. This is a premium product which carries the highest cost in the Chain Link family of products.  It features a tough durable poly-coating of Green, Brown Black and White.  It is thermally applied to all galvanized steel or aluminum components of the system including the fabric, the framework, and the fittings.

This smooth, rich, and glossy coating resists the most severe weather conditions.

Fabric is available from 11 1/2 gauge to 6 gauge wire thicknesses.

Diamond sizes range from 2" to 1". The lower the gauge number combined with a smaller diamond equals a stronger fence system.  

 

Unless privacy slats (fence fillers) are utilized, 1-1/4" Mini-Mesh is required when using Chain Link fence for swimming pool fences.  These codes are enforced by your location code officials.

Be sure to check with your local zoning office for pool fence regulations prior to  installing any fence around a swimming pool.

Even if you don't have a pool you should still check with your local zoning office especially if you live on a corner property.