Chain Wire Fencing

For a railless design chain wire fence, it is generally at 5kg per every 100 metres. For a railed chainwire fence, it usually is 10kg per every 100 metres.

The Australian Standards state that a chain wire fence requires a cable wire every 1200mm maximum, including the top and bottom cable. Cable wires are not required if there is a pipe rail. Where cable wires are required, the formula is as follows (length of fence x the number of cable wires needed x 2 x 0.08 = kg). This is due to the cable wires being doubled then twisted together.

It is possible to install a chain link fence yourself in a day or two. However, installing a fence alone can lead to a whole host of problems. Some issues you could encounter: We are experienced Fence Builders in Brisbane and can tackle any fence job you may have. 

• Poorly placed terminal posts
• Uneven alignment
• Incorrect post depths
• Permit violation
• Instability between posts and top wire

If you try to install your chain wire fence on your own, you may make one or all of the following mistakes, leading to costing yourself more time and money down the line. Without the help of professionals and the right kind of equipment, it's practically impossible to take precise measurements and markings before installing each feature.

Suppose you're looking for a barrier to protect your property or business. In that case, chain wire mesh is a classic fencing style that provides a range of security benefits for homeowners, rural estates, to mega-corporations.

The cost of chain wire fencing is calculated per metre as standard across All Australia. This generally ranges somewhere between $50 and $90 per meter. In addition, with labour services for fencing installation, you may also have to pay them 25 per cent of the total costs incurred.