Gate actuator is another name for a swing gate motor or swing gate operator. This kind of gate motor usually has the motor and control boards built into the actuator arm itself rather than having a...
Barb arms are extension brackets that are used on North American chain link fence systems. Essentially, they replace the eye tops and dome caps on fence posts, allowing you to build the fence as you...
Board-on-board fence, or good neighbor fence as it's also known, is a wood fence design that has two layers of fence boards that are overlapped slightly on each edge. Note that no slopes or...
Animal barrier fences, like the one pictured here, are designed to protect gardens and similar not only above the ground but also below. Usually, this type of fence can be installed quickly and...
Hog rings are preformed wire rings that are used to tie mesh to straining or tension wires. They can be made from steel or aluminum, and they are also available PVC coated to match a color chain...
Stainless steel is an alloy of iron with chrome and nickel, and sometimes other metals. Stainless steel comes in different grades that have varying levels of corrosion resistance, and the most...
Razor wire is one of the top choices for adding security to fences – whether they are new or existing.
However, while most people are familiar with BTC coils, also known as Barbed Tape Concertina coils or even just concertina coils, they’re not the only options you have. Let’s take a closer look at what flat wrap razor coils are, how they are used, and the pros and cons of this type of razor coil.
Many people find the price of gate automation a little high, and they find they need to save or budget for it. But they still need their gate opening closed, so it’s fairly common for customers to consider installing a manual sliding gate at first and then adding gate automation later. Here’s what you need to know.
If you’re wondering how to clear a fence line or how much it costs to clear a fence line, then you might think the answer is quite straightforward.
However, most contractors base their quotes on a “clear and level fence line,” and there are some very specific things that covers. Here’s what you need to know if you see that clause in your fence quote or contract.
Usually, when you’re thinking about installing a palisade fence, you’re thinking of roll-formed palisade profiles like D-section palisade pales or W-section palisade pales.
However, there is another option: angle iron – and when you manufacture welded angle iron palisade pales yourself, you have total control over the design and quality of the finished product. Let’s take a closer look at what angle iron palisade panels are and how you can make them yourself.
Bollards aren’t strictly speaking a fence, but they are a great way to keep vehicle traffic away from sensitive areas and protect equipment from vehicle damage.
Many parts of the world will have regulations about how your bollards need to be designed, but there are a few things everyone can do to design better bollards. Here are some tips to make your bollards more effective and more visible.
Many metal fence systems use round tubing for posts, bracing, stays and gate frames. Usually, when you read a fence specification, you will be given the diameter of the various kinds of tubing used, but sometimes, you might see nominal bore too.
Let’s find out what is the difference between outside diameter and nominal bore in fencing.
If you live in North America and you want to buy chain link fence material – either for a DIY fence project or to hire an installer, you’re in the right place.
We’ve created an easy-to-use chain link fence material calculator that will give you a list of all the parts and pieces you need for your fence.
