Woven galvanized mesh in rolls, for the full run of your fence. Tell us the footage and the height and we cut the take-off to the job — confirm the gauge and mesh with the yard.
| Specification | Chain link fence |
|---|---|
| Product | Galvanized chain link fabric (mesh), sold in rolls |
| Material | Galvanized steel wire, woven into a diamond mesh |
| Finish | Galvanized only — no vinyl-coated fabric |
| Heights | Up to 6 ft |
| Gauge and mesh | Standard residential and commercial gauges — confirm the gauge and mesh with the yard |
| Goes with | Top rail, tension bars, tension bands, tie wire and bottom tension wire |
| Jobs | Residential and commercial |
| Install | Material only — we never install |
Fabric is the fence itself: the woven mesh that runs between the posts and closes the boundary. It fits any straight or sloped run, and it works for backyards, side yards, dog runs, gardens and commercial lots where the job needs a strong fence you can see through.
The mesh is open, so wind passes through instead of pushing on the fence, and rain runs straight through it. Galvanized steel needs no painting and stands up to Florida humidity.
Six feet is the usual backyard height; front yards in Orlando are usually limited to 4 ft, and each city, county and HOA sets its own rules. The City of Orlando permit guide lists chain link among the materials that do not need a permit at 6 ft or less on a one- or two-family property, as long as the fence meets city code.
Unroll the fabric along the run and stand it against the posts before you stretch it. Hook a tension bar through the end mesh, pull the fabric tight and tie it to the terminal post, then work along the run tying to the top rail and the line posts.
Keep the bottom close to the ground and run the bottom tension wire where the job needs it. Cut the fabric at corners and gate openings and finish each end with a tension bar.
Measure the run first with our measure tool — trace the fence on the satellite view and we get the footage with your quote request.
Send the total footage and the height, and tell us whether the job is residential or commercial. The team confirms the gauge and mesh with you and prepares the take-off, including the posts and rail and the fittings that go with the fabric.
We stock standard residential and commercial gauges — confirm the gauge and mesh with the yard. Tell us the job and the height and the team helps you pick the right one.
In rolls. Tell us the footage and the height and we work out how many rolls the run needs.
Yes. Measure the section and tell us the height — send a photo and the team confirms the gauge and mesh with you.
No — fabric, posts, rails and fittings are separate items. Tell us the full run and we quote the complete system, or order just the fabric.
Yes, up to 3 hours from our yard with no minimum order. Delivery needs at least 24 hours of notice. You can also pick up in Orlando.
Line, terminal and gate posts with top rail, for a straight, tight run.
See the pageWalk gates and drive gates built to match the fence, with the hinges, latches and drop rods to hang them right.
See the pageHomeland vinyl in privacy, semi-privacy and picket styles, up to 6 ft, for backyards that need a solid screen.
See the pageHeight limits, when a permit is needed and what your HOA can still require. Chain link at 6 ft or less usually needs no permit in Orlando.
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