Galvanized and PVC-coated chain link fence fabric, posts, rails, gates, fittings, roll sizes, and export packing for perimeter projects.
Chain link fence is formed by spirally weaving wire into a flexible diamond pattern. It is normally supplied as fence fabric in rolls and completed with terminal posts, line posts, top rail or tension wire, tension bars, clamps, ties, gates, and project-specific fittings. Buyers comparing options should treat the fabric and the support system as one package: an appropriate mesh roll cannot perform correctly if post spacing, foundations, bracing, or gate hardware are omitted from the project schedule.
The main variables are wire diameter, diamond opening, roll height, roll length, wire material, coating, and selvage. For PVC-coated fabric, state whether the quoted diameter is the steel core or the finished coated diameter. Galvanized wire and galvanized-plus-PVC-coated wire are common choices; coating color and corrosion requirements should be agreed before pricing. At the top and bottom edge, knuckled or twisted selvage changes handling and security, so it belongs on the purchase specification.
Our wire mesh fence catalog shows the available fence-related product pages. Final dimensions, coating system, and accessories are confirmed against the buyer's drawing or written schedule.
Provide the fence line length, corner locations, gate openings, finished fence height, terrain condition, and intended foundation method. These details determine the quantity and section of line posts, terminal posts, braces, rail, tension wire, and fittings. Gate leaves also require opening width, height, hinge direction, latch arrangement, and whether the opening is for pedestrians or vehicles. A bill of materials should distinguish fabric rolls from the steel framework so missing accessories are visible before shipment.
Inspection can cover wire diameter, diamond opening, roll height and length, coating appearance, selvage, roll count, and the dimensions of posts and fittings. Rolls may be compacted and wrapped individually or grouped for handling; posts and rails are usually bundled, while fittings should be counted, bagged, and clearly referenced to the packing list. Pallets or other handling supports can be discussed when the destination warehouse or inland transport requires them.
For a practical packing checklist, read the chain link fence export packing and QC guide. To request a quotation, send the fence layout and specification with quantity, destination country, and required delivery terms.
Send mesh type, material, wire diameter, aperture, size, surface treatment, quantity, packing request, and destination country.
