how to install chain link fencing?

For nearly all construction projects, perimeter fencing is a legal necessity. Chain link fencing from National Rent A Fence can be installed in a variety of surfaces including sand, soil, asphalt and concrete.  Eliminating the need to dig large holes or the hassle of removing excavated materials, a temporary chain link fence from National Rent A Fence with posts driven beneath the ground’s surface is a sturdy, trouble-free solution.  

1. Mark the Fence Layout. Before you can dig post holes, you need to lay out your fence area.
2. Dig the Post Holes. Check local code for post hole size.
3. Install the Posts. The holes are dug, now add the posts.
4. Install the Post Hardware.
5. Install the Fence Rails.
6. Hang the Fence Fabric.
7. Attach the Gate.

National Rent A Fence's chain link fencing complies with ASTM A392-06 standards, having superior exposure and corrosion resistance.  Installed by qualified professionals, this configuration is extremely durable and perfect for new construction, home developments, public works projects and after a disaster strikes.  

For more information on this and other solutions available to you, contact one of National Rent A Fence's experienced Customer Service Representatives to assist with the proper layout and design of your next chain link fence rental needs.

Features & Benefits

• Secure In-Ground Installation
• Installs in a Variety of Surfaces
• Eliminates Digging and Debris Removal
• Easy to Install, Maintain and Remove
• Cost Effective vs. Permanent

1. Galvanized Steel Construction
2. Corrosion-Resistant Zinc Coating
3. ASTM A392-06 Standards Compliant, CSI 01 56 26
4. Line Post: 1 5/8”
5. Available in 4’, 6’ and 8’ Heights     

1. Commercial Construction
2. Housing Developments
3. Remodels & Tenant Improvements
4. Public Works Projects
5. Post-Disaster Reconstruction