Wikipedia describes the design of chainwire as:
‘The wires run vertically and are bent into a zig-zag pattern so that each “zig” hooks with the wire immediately on one side and each “zag” with the wire immediately on the other. This forms the characteristic diamond pattern seen in this type of fence.’
Chainwire is made using hot-dipped galvanised wire, with a PVC coated option available that provides an updated look. There are choices of roll heights, diamond sizes and selvedge types that suit different applications. Galvanised posts and fittings provide a solid framework for the mesh.
Chainwire can also be used with timber posts and rails rather than galvanised. This softens the somewhat ‘industrial’ feel of chainwire and suits a range of situations.
You’ll see chainwire used for tennis courts, cricket nets, around schools and childcare centres, industrial and commercial property, for internal partitioning, on rural properties, farms and construction sites. Anywhere that strength, security and longevity are needed at a reasonable price point.
Cyclone fencing is often not the first choice for fencing, but it has a myriad of uses and advantages as well as standing the test of time.
Bears Fencing has completed many projects for clients utilising Cyclone fencing. Check the gallery on our website for examples and to start planning your Cyclone fence!