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A black chain link fence surrounds a yard. In the foreground, a railing is made from similar materials.
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Another angle demonstrates the extent of the fence. Chain link can often be a cost-effective solution, even for long distances.
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Chain link fences are often far less noticeable than cedar or vinyl options.
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A chain link fence runs behind a trellis, but can act as one itself!
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This black chain link fence connects nicely with an older, stockade style cedar fence.
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Because of their strength and durability, chain link fences make great barriers around pools, protecting your family and the pool itself.
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Chain link is often combined with other fence styles to suit various needs.
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Chain link construction begins with a strong aluminum frame to hold the heavy fabric.
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The fabric is then stretched out and tightened.
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Whitmore Fence hard at work on this silver chain link fence.
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We use quality hardware, fabric and posts to ensure that your fence lasts for years to come.
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Like with any other fence, chain link can be catered to your exact need.
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An innovative alternative: Rather than chain link, try our "green screen," a double layer of woven wire that will be quickly be covered in foliage!
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Though often associated with more industrial and commercial
uses, chain link fencing has dozens of practical applications
for the home as well. Pools, kennels, and even gardens would do
well to be surrounded by such a durable material. When built
correctly, a chain link fence has the ability to be a
long-lasting and effective barrier for your home.
