Like any type of fence, a chain link fence can get damaged by falling trees or branches — or simply by age — and you can lose all the security the fence is supposed to provide. Your garden ...

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 provide a physical barrier, keeping unwanted wind-blown objects, animals, and people out of your yard. They don't, however, provide any amount of privacy; the diamond-shaped mesh ...

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 ...

It will take out any slack in the fencing as it moves closer to the terminal post. The proper tension is when you can squeeze the fence mesh by hand and it barely gives. At this point, you will be ...

Some folks just aren’t happy with their frontyards until they’ve erected a 3-foot-high chain-link fence around them, occasionally protecting a lovely garden but more often surrounding a stone ...

Becoming an agile fence-hopper requires a willingness to keep trying, even if you look a little foolish in the process. “Don’t be afraid,” Welker says.

If you find yourself in need of chain link fencing, you’d probably just head down to the hardware store. However, [The Q] has shown us that you can make your own at home with a simple machine ...