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Chainwire fence on concrete: installation methods explained   How are chainwire fence posts fixed into concrete? A chainwire fence doesn’t need soil to go into the ground — on a slab, the post is either core drilled in, bolted to the surface with a base plate, or cast in at the pour. Whichever method is […]

Sloping ground is where fencing quotes diverge the most, and where the difference between a good installer and a cheap one shows up within the first year. Chainwire fencing on slope is actually easier to get right than most materials, because the mesh itself can be worked to follow the ground rather than forced into […]

Chainwire Gates: Choosing the Right Type for Your Fence A perimeter is only as strong as the way you get through it. The gate carries every load the rest of the fence doesn’t have to: daily traffic, wind, vehicle impact, lock hardware, and on commercial sites, an access control system. Get the type, size, and […]

Adding barbed or razor wire to the top of a chainwire fence is one of the most cost effective ways to lift a perimeter from a boundary marker to a genuine deterrent. It is also one of the most misunderstood areas of fencing law in this state. Barbed wire fence regulations NSW are not a […]