Mesh and frame together
Posts from hollow section, angle for bracing and the mesh itself ship on one truck.
Chain-link mesh in rolls for plot fencing, enclosures and temporary barriers. Delivered with posts and angle in one load across Kyiv.
Chain-link is woven wire mesh with diamond-shaped openings. It is the cheapest way to fence a plot: it lets light through, does not catch the wind and needs no continuous foundation. It is used on plot boundaries, around gardens and orchards, in animal enclosures, as temporary site fencing, and as a reinforcing layer in render and screed.
Two parameters decide everything: mesh size and wire thickness. A smaller opening contains smaller animals; thicker wire carries more load and lasts longer. Galvanised wire survives outdoors for years, while black wire is cheaper but needs painting. The mesh is stretched between posts along a tension wire, otherwise it sags over time.
A manager quotes for your volume and delivery address — send a request or call us.
Posts from hollow section, angle for bracing and the mesh itself ship on one truck.
Give us the fence length and height and we will work out roll count and post spacing.
A manager quotes for your run length and the chosen mesh parameters.
A standard boundary fence usually takes a medium opening and galvanised wire: it keeps its shape and needs no repainting each season.
Galvanised costs more but lasts far longer outdoors. Black is chosen for temporary fencing or when it is painted straight away.
Posts are set so the mesh does not sag between them; the exact spacing depends on mesh height and wire thickness. We will suggest a typical solution.
Yes. Without it the mesh sags under its own weight within a season. The wire runs along the top and bottom between posts.
Tell us the length and height of the fence and we will price mesh, posts, fixings and delivery as one set.
Tell us what you need — we will work out the volume, the price and the delivery, and get back to you.