Maybe you don’t have time to paint and stain a fence. Or maybe you don’t want to block the view of your yard. When installed correctly, chain link fences have most of the advantages of conventional wood fences, with several distinct advantages:
Low cost
Chain link fences from Utama Pagar as a distributor of Pagar BRC Surabaya are a great low-cost alternative to wood or vinyl fencing. Whether you’re installing a fence for your home or looking to cover acres of land, the economical price point of chain link makes it an excellent candidate. If you’re up to the challenge of installing it yourself, prepare to save even more.
Durability. Chain link fences are built to last. The wire mesh cloth that gives chain link fencing its signature look is galvanized with a corrosion-resistant zinc coating for superior protection against rain, snow or frost. In case of breaks in the mesh, a chemical treatment process called cathodic protection allows the individual wires to self-heal to prevent rust from forming.
Low maintenance
Unlike wood fences that require regular maintenance to keep looking sharp, chain link fences don’t require any additional care and will last for years. If you choose chain link, you won’t need stain, paint or sealer—just soapy water, a brush, and a hose.
Security
A major benefit of chain link fences is the ability to see the other side. You can rest easy knowing your home is protected from intruders, trespassers, and wild animals.
Keeping Your Bases Covered
When planning your chain link fence, consider what its purpose will be. Not all chain link fences are the same, and there are several slight variations that are better suited for different purposes.
First is the type of gauge. Chain link fence wire comes in a variety of thicknesses, from the thinnest available (12 gauge), medium thickness (10 gauge), to heavy-duty (8 gauge).The diameter of the wire mesh is another aspect to keep in mind, as a fence built primarily for security may need a heavier, tighter wire than one for establishing a play area.