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There isn’t one specific best wire fence for all projects or applications. There are many different types of wire fence to compare – welded wire fence, hardware cloth, woven wire fence – PVC coated or plain galvanized silver. For more information or to view our fence kits, please visit: fence kits There are 1000 different options to choose from including height, length, strength, opening size and more. Using our welded wire fence rolls, woven wire fence rolls and hardware cloth choose from high quality complete fence kits to build a complete fence from scratch.

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Although we service and ship to large wholesale customers and municipalities, we also ship directly to consumers – homeowners, growers, pet owners – at wholesale direct pricing with free shipping over $99.

We specialize in direct to consumer/end user sales.

Some uncommon rolls include 5 x 100 1/2x1/2 welded wire fence black, 7 ½ x 100ft rolls of 1x1 welded wire fence black and 75/100 foot rolls of graduated field fence that is able to be moved by hand (most field fence rolls are 330ft long and too heavy to be moved by hand, must be moved by machine). For example opening sizes 1/4x1/4, 1/2x1/2, 2x2, 2x4 and traditional field fence graduated fence.

We have widths, lengths and opening sizes not found anywhere else.

It’s engineered for fence to soil contact and made for long life outdoors. For example at the base of a wire garden fence to keep digging animals out of a garden, customers will bury our wire fence or hardware cloth.

We specialize in fence to keep animals in or out.

For more information, please visit: wire fence galvanization comparison Both other processes are less expensive than hot dip galvanized after welding and also do not last as long. This is also different than electro galvanized where current is used to attach zinc to the wire, then it’s welded (most common). This is different than galvanized before welding where the wire itself is galvanized, then welded into a fence roll – the welds (intersections) are not galvanized. The entire roll is produced, then entirely dipped in the zinc galvanization process.

This process starts with the bare wire product being made into fence through welding, weaving etc. This applies to all of fence including our welded wire fence, woven wire fence, knotted fence and hardware cloth.

Our wire fence is hot dip galvanized after being made, then (if applicable) black PVC coated.

If you are looking for high quality, long lasting wire fence our product is for you. Gradually work your way down the posts to add wire at regular intervals using the same process.There are many different wire fence options on the market. Climb the ladder and use a staple gun to attach one end of the wire to the top of the first post before doing the same with the neighboring post, making sure that the wire is taut. Make sure that you wear a pair of protective gloves during this process to prevent nicking your hands.

Measure the distance between the first two posts and use the result to cut the correct length of wire, making sure you leave enough to staple the ends to the posts. Once the cement is dry and the posts are secure, you will be able to string up the wire to complete the barbed wire fence. If using cement, leave it to dry for at least 24 hours or in accordance with the instructions. Depending on the type of soil that you have, you can pour in cement or crushed stone into the hole to secure the base of the pole. Insert the posts into the hole and ask your assistant to hold it in place as you secure it. Be aware that the more posts you use and the closer they are together, the sturdier your fence will be. Start at the point where the first post will become one end of the fence and continue at regular intervals. Make the holes only slightly larger in diameter than the post and between 1½ to 2 feet deep.

#Wire fence install

Step 3 – Install Postsīegin the process of installing the posts required for the barbed wire fence by digging the holes for them. To reduce the amount of cutting required, obtain posts that are made to the correct size. If a post hole digger is required, obtain one from a tool hire company along with any other specialist equipment that will make the job easier. After noting down the dimensions and specifications of the proposed barbed wire fence, you will be in a position to gather all the relevant tools and equipment needed to complete the task.