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9 gauge galvanized chain link fabric stretched on a commercial or industrial frame is the best choice for a fence installation of the highest quality. 9 gauge chain link fence fabric is by far the most popular choice for quality residential, commercial, and heavy duty industrial fencing applications. Our 9 gauge chain link fence is strong, secure, and made to last!
Our heavy-duty 9 gauge chain link fence is often found in the following applications:
We suggest using HF40 cut fence posts with HF40 toprail for superb results. For a more economical choice, consider using HF20 framework.
Product available in both Galvanized After Weave (GAW) and Galvanized Before Weave (GBW) finishes.
Volume discounts provided on full pallet quantities (9 rolls).
KxK Selvage = Knuckle x Knuckle (Chain link top and bottoms are bent over).
KxT Selvage = Knuckle x Twist (Chain link is twisted at one end to form two barbs, while the other is bent over).
9 gauge chain link fabric is available in either Galvanized After Weave (GAW) or Galvanized Before Weave (GBW) finishes which come in a 1.2 oz coating, meeting ASTM A 392-96 Class I specifications.
About mesh size: The galvanized fabric mesh for 11-1/2 gauge measures 2-1/4". The 11, 9, and 6 gauge galvanized mesh measures 2". Mesh size is the measured distance between two parallel sides (see illustration).
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Note about gauges: The smaller the number, the heavier the fabric; henceforth 9ga. is heavier than 11ga.. We recommend 11ga. for residential jobs and 9ga. for commercial jobs. Heavier gauges are not only stronger, but have a better finish; The heavier the gauge the longer it may be 'hot-dip galvanized' to prevent rust and corrosion.
| Fence Height | Weight per 50' Roll |
|---|---|
| 3' | 109 lbs. |
| 3-1/2' | 125 lbs. |
| 4' | 146 lbs. |
| 5' | 178 lbs. |
| 6' | 209 lbs. |
| 7' | 246 lbs. |
| 8' | 281 lbs. |
| 10' | 341 lbs. |
| 12' | 420 lbs. |
Weights shown are approximate.
Rolls are supplied with an additional link for weaving onto another roll of material if over 50' is needed. On the flip side, a full roll can easily be trimmed down by un-knuckling (un-folding) the links on the ends and spinning the link out to one side of the roll.
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