Do you want to have a fence around your property? One of the most difficult things about installing a fence is knowing what type to get.
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Fences come in a variety of materials, such as wood, ornamental iron, PVC vinyl, or chain link, which can make the decision more difficult. A type of fence you may want to consider is a vinyl-coated chain-link fence.
Discover five things you should know about vinyl-coated chain-link fences.
1. Know What a Vinyl-Coated Chain-Link Fence Is
You might be more familiar with a chain-link fence, a woven fence with galvanized steel wire and usually coated in zinc. A vinyl-coated chain-link fence is also made from metal; however, it is coated in vinyl instead of zinc.
Vinyl coating is made of synthetic resin or plastic. The vinyl coating helps to protect the metal from scratches, rust, corrosion, and other types of damage, as well as increase the fence's durability and improve its appearance.
2. Know the Advantages of Vinyl-Coated Chain-Link Fences
Because vinyl-coated chain-link fences come in a variety of colors, you will be sure to find the right color that complements your property. The most popular colors for this type of fence include white and tan. Custom colors are also available, and some homeowners combine different colors.
A vinyl-coated chain-link fence looks softer than a regular chain-link fence, which makes it look less industrial.
Other advantages of vinyl-coated chain-link fences are that they:
Are inexpensive
Are easy to install
Won't rot or fade
Lasts between 15 and 20 years
A vinyl-coated chain-link fence is also easy to maintain.
3. Know How to Care for Your Vinyl-Coated Chain-Link Fence
Even though the chain-link fence is coated with vinyl, it can still get rust. The fence can get rust if the coating gets damaged or scuffed. Older vinyl-coated chain-link fences are especially susceptible to rust. As soon as you notice rust spots form, you can rub them off with a piece of steel wool.
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Along with checking for rust on a regular basis, you should also wash your fence to keep it clear of dirt and debris. To clean your fence, you do not need to use dish soap or bleach. Instead, opt for more natural cleaners like borax, vinegar, or just plain water.
4. Know the Cost of a Vinyl-Coated Chain-Link Fence
The average minimum cost for a vinyl-coated chain-link fence is $12.85 per foot. The maximum cost is $18.45 per foot. Most homeowners pay between $1,215 and $1,480 for a vinyl-coated chain-link fence that measures 100 linear feet. These prices include the cost of materials and labor.
Some of the primary factors that affect the cost of a vinyl-coated chain-link fence include the manufacturer, the installation methods, and location. The quality of materials can also affect the price. A fence made with higher-quality materials can cost up to $400 more.
Fences in heavily populated urban areas tend to cost more. Complex fencing configurations as well as larger fences will usually cost more as well. To lower the price of your fence, you may want to install it at a slower time of the year.
5. Know Who to Contact About Installing a Vinyl-Coated Chain-Link Fence
Have you decided you want a vinyl-coated chain-link fence on your property? If so, contact Gulf Coast Fence Co. in Pascagoula, MS. We have installed fences for residents in the entire Mississippi Gulf Coast since . We look forward to speaking to you about your fencing needs, as well as answering any questions and addressing any concerns you may have. Please let us know how we can help you today.
Is the natural choice for projects that require the aesthetically pleasing benefits of color, and the dependable security of chain link. Black color coated chain link allow&#;s the beauty of the landscape and architecture to show through. A Galvanized core product with a vinyl coated finish. It blends into the back ground.
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This is an alternative to regular chain link and ornamental iron
Our Architectural Color Coated Chain Link fabric is produced in a variety of gauge and mesh sizes, and is available in heights of 36&#;, 42&#;, 48&#;, 60&#;, 72&#;, 84&#;, 96&#;, 120&#;, and 144&#;.
Gauge &#; refers to the diameter of the wire used to produce the fabric; the higher the gauge number the smaller the wire diameter. On color fabric, two gauge sizes are referenced. He first gauge listed refers to the size of the galvanized core wire while the second gauge listed represents the size of the finished product.
Mesh Size &#; is the clear distance between parallel wires forming a diamond; the smaller the mesh size, the tighter the fabric.
Selvage &#; refers to the way the individual ends of the wire are finished after being woven together. The wire can be &#;knuckled&#; to avoid sharp ends or &#;Twisted&#; when more security is required.
Matching architectural color coated galvanized steel framework is available in a variety of gauge and diameter sizes, for 3&#; to 12&#; high chain link fence systems.
Framework for color systems is available in both a Light Mil and Heavy Mil option, both coated over a galvanized substrate. Light mil framework has a total color coating thickness of 3 mils, while the superior Heavy Mil coating has a coating thickness of at least 10 mils.
Our complete line of fittings and accessories are color coated in-house to ensure product quality and availability, and fence slats can be added to provide additional privacy.
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