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USA: Chain Link Fencing: Chain Link Fence Manufacturers
ABOUT CHAIN LINK FENCING
Chain link fencing is woven from steel wire, which may be galvanized before or after weaving. It is available in heights from three feet to twelve feet, providing a robust and secure perimeter fencing. Most manufacturers supply two grades of chain link fencing: Residential and Commercial. The latter is made from heavier gauge wire. Matching posts, rails, and fittings are supplied.
In addition to being galvanized, chain link fencing may have an extruded polyvinyl chloride coating. This provides dual protection from corrosion and the elements; it also offers a choice of colors. Matching posts, rails, and fittings can be supplied.
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LEADING USA CHAIN LINK FENCING MANUFACTURERS
The following leading chain link fencing manufacturers have comprehensive websites, with information on all aspects of chain link fencing, including online catalogs, colors and materials for chain link fencing, and care and maintenance of chain link fencing.
Builders Fence Company. Builders Fence Company, based in Sun Valley, California, is a leading supplier of fencing including chain link fencing. The Chain Link section of the Builders Fence Company website contains sections on: Chain Link Fittings, Gate Hardware, Chain Link Accessories, Pipe and Tube, Gates, Chain Link Fabric, Tools, Horse Corrals & Dog Runs, and Color Systems. Chain Link Fencing Fabric is available in heights from 36" to 144", and in 11, 11.5, and 12 Gauge. Mesh is either 2" or 2 1/4". The Chain Link Fencing Fabric is galvanized after weaving.
Southwestern Wire: Chain Link Fencing. Southwestern Wire, based in Norman, Oklahoma, is a leading manufacturer of chain link fencing. Southwestern Wire galvanizes the wire before weaving, producing a smoother and more even zinc coating. This process also avoids rough edges, burrs, and zinc globs that can injure children or tear clothing. Class 3 wire is woven into heavy duty residential and medium duty commercial fabric, with a 15 year warranty. For more demanding applications, Class 4 wire is used. The product range covers: Chain Link Fence, Framework, Tension Bar & Truss Rods, and Fittings.
Master Halco: Chain Link Fencing. Master Halco, headquartered in Orange, California, is a leading manufacturer of fencing, including chain link fencing. It operates manufacturing plants, regional distribution centers, and branch offices from more than 60 sites across the USA and Canada. It also has more than 200 field sales staff serving professional fencing contractors, security integrators, and building material retailers. It supplies three ranges of chain link fencing: Residential, Commercial, and Tennis Court. Its chain link fencing is available in range of gauges and coatings; privacy slats may be added.
USEFUL LINKS RELEVANT TO CHAIN LINK FENCING
Chain Link Manufacturers Institute
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The following recommended websites contain information on construction products, including standard specifications, manufacturers' specs, and CAD details: 4specs, Arcat, Arcom, First Source, Sweets.
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