3 below the height of the fence.
Chain link fence terminal post height.
Once in place the terminal posts should be the height of the fabric plus 2.
Due to the open weave chain link fence offers little privacy.
For chain link fences line posts intermediate posts should be marked with a grade mark at 3 less than the height of fence being installed.
High chain link fence.
Dig all post holes.
Common chain link fence heights include 3 42 4 5 6 7 8 10 and 12 though almost any height is possible.
Mark that measurement on the post.
Terminal posts with barbwire 14 above the height of the fence.
Add 2 to allow for attachment of the rail band and cap.
3 below the height of the fence.
Place line posts a maximum of ten feet apart to give full support to the chain link fabric.
Terminal posts should be 24 in.
Calculate the height of the terminal posts to be installed.
Chain link fence is relatively low cost and easy to install.
2 above the height of the fence.
Common mesh gauges are 6 9 and 11.
16 gauge silver galvanized steel chain link fence terminal post.
Line posts are marked at 5 9.
These posts can be used at the end of a line of fence at a fence corner or for gate posts.
We stock line posts in heights of up to 96 inches made from galvanized steel for rust free durability.
Line posts are the standard type of chain link fence post and support your fencing material when spaced evenly throughout the length of the fence.
2 above the height of the fence.
Item 578415 model 12381.
If your fabric is to rest on top of grade this is the industry standard for setting chain link fence posts.
Measure the height of the chain link fabric.
This post is used for a 4 ft.
Here a 6 high fence is being installed.
This measurement is where the ground will line up with the post.
Next with crayon or chalk mark the ground line on the posts.
Vinyl coated chain link fabric is more elastic than galvanized mesh and can shrink slightly when stretched.
Extend an arm barbed wire barbwire arm extensions for chain link fence set of 9 1 3 8.
Add the depth of the post that will be in the ground following.