Chain link is a woven {material|product}, which means that it {can be|could be} climbed. {However|Even so}, we do offer {a variety|a selection} of diamond sizes– the {smaller|smaller sized} the diamond, the {more difficult|harder} the fence will be to climb. {Despite|In spite of} its ability to be scaled, chain link fencing is {frequently|regularly|routinely} used for {perimeter|border} security. Many security {teams|companies} and specialists {prefer|choose} chain link for the visibility it allows. {Being able to|Having the ability to} see through your fencing {makes it|makes things} easier for guards and {cameras|video cameras} to see intruders {approaching|moving toward} the fence.

For {added|added in} security, you can add a razor wire or barbed wire fence topper to {discourage|inhibit} climbing. Concrete footers {deter|discourage} digging {underneath|below} the fence, and thicker gauges of chain help {prevent|stop} an intruder from cutting through the fence.

Any {business|company} that needs a fence can {benefit from|take advantage of} chain link fencing. we have {designed|constructed} and installed {commercial|industrial} chain link fencing for a wide {variety|assortment} of {applications|functions}, including prisons, sports complexes, utility outposts, warehouses, storage centers, and railroads.

Chain link is {versatile|flexible} in its ability to allow visibility or {provide|deliver} privacy. All you {have to|need to} do to make your chain link fence more {private|discreet} is to add a windscreen. Green or black windscreen covers {create|generate} a nearly invisible barrier that {blends|merges} into the surrounding environment. If you’re {worried about|concerned about} noise reduction {as well as|along with} privacy, you can also {install|put in} composite noise panels on your chain link fence to {help|really help} block {noise|sounds} from {traffic|vehicles} or nearby businesses.

You can {also|even} add to the privacy of your site by {making|building} your fence a little taller. {However|But}, you should always {review|examine} your city’s code requirements {before|prior to} making a purchase. Different counties and property {groups|organizations} may have {different|various} height {limits|limitations} for non-security fencing.

Chain link fencing is {generally|normally} very low maintenance. You can {apply|utilize} a rust protection spray {annually|every year} to {prevent|stop} your fence from oxidizing and rusting. {However|On the other hand}, if you {choose|pick} a vinyl or polymer coated chain link, you are much less likely to have to {worry about|stress over} rust because the coating {protects|shields} the metal {underneath|beneath}.

To {clean|tidy up} your chain link fence, you just {have to|need to} spray it with water. Use {mild|light} {soap|detergent} on any bird droppings or other {difficult|tough} to remove debris.

It is {best|better} to keep weeds down {around|all around} the base of your chain link fence and to avoid letting plants grow on it. {Over time|In time}, climbing plants like roses, honeysuckle, and ivy can {actually|in fact} lift your fence out of the ground or {burst|spurt} through links and destroy them.