Chain Link Fence 4*50

 Each roll of chain link  fence is 4 ft. tall x 50 ft. long and is designed to roll out easily for
installation
Made from 6-11 gauge galvanized steel designed

A chain-link fence, also known as wire netting, wire-mesh fence, or diamond-mesh fence, is a type of woven fence made from galvanized or linear low-density polyethylene-coated steel wire. Here are the key points about chain-link fences:

1. Construction:
   • The fence consists of a series of vertical wires that are bent into a zigzag pattern.
   • Each “zig” hooks with the wire immediately on one side, and each “zag” hooks with the wire immediately on the other side.
   • This arrangement creates the characteristic diamond pattern seen in chain-link fences.
2. History and Development:
   • The development of chain-link fencing dates back to the mid-19th century.
   • Charles Barnard in the United Kingdom developed the process based on cloth weaving machines.
   • In the United States, Guy Mafera patented an exclusive manufacturing process for continuous wire fabric, which he initially used for making spring beds.
   • His brother, Frank J. Mafera, later patented a method to make chain-link fencing safe and practical for residential use.
3. Sizes and Uses:
   • Chain-link fencing comes in rolls, typically 20 feet or 50 feet long.
   • Common heights range from 3 feet to 8 feet, with various increments available.
   • Mesh sizes are typically 9 or 11 gauge, and the standard diamond size is 2 inches.
   • Chain-link fences are used for various purposes, including residential yards, ballparks, tennis courts, and industrial sites.

In summary, chain-link fences are popular due to their durability, affordability, and versatility. They allow light to pass through while providing security and boundary definition. 🌟🔗🏡.

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