If you're looking for a heavy-duty option that won't break the bank, chain link fencing could be the perfect fit.

Chain-link fences are relatively affordable and easy to install, but they don't provide much privacy. We've got clever ways ...

The basic components needed to install a chain-link fence are posts and top and bottom rails. These steel components are available in many wall thicknesses depending upon the strength required.

She also feels chain-link fences are more attractive than the wrought iron fence now in front of her mom’s home. Its tall, black bars stand out against her mother’s light red brick home.

Chain-link mesh, with a 2-inch diamond weave using 11-gauge wire, should be adequate for your needs. Fifty-foot long rolls are typical in standard heights of 3, 3-1/2, 4, 5, 6, and 8 feet for ...

Chain link fence is sturdy and serviceable: It does what it's supposed to do. So if you have one already, you probably don't want to remove it, but it is easy to hide - or even to turn that humble ...

Chain link fences are woven with a mechanism that is almost hypnotic to watch, so [Levsha] decided to build his own tiny hand-crank tabletop version to make tiny copper wire fences. Chain link cons… ...

Chain-link fencing costs between $6 and $8 per foot, compared to a 4-foot wood fence at $9 and a 6-foot wooden fence at $15 per foot, according to the website landscapenetwork.com.

The chain-link fence with green tarps affixed to block the view is meant to preserve the nude gathering space and address ...