vidaXL Chain Link Fence - Silver


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The vidaXL Chain Link Fence in silver is an ideal solution for homeowners and gardeners seeking a robust, cost-effective way to define outdoor boundaries, secure property lines, or protect plants and pets. Crafted from high-quality galvanised steel with a protective UV-resistant coating, this fence offers excellent weather resistance and a sleek, modern appearance; however, it requires the purchase of separate support posts and tensioning equipment for a complete, secure installation.
| Colour | Silver |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 42004839 |
| Brand | vidaXL |
No, the vidaXL Chain Link Fence consists of the wire mesh roll only. Support posts must be purchased separately.
Yes, the woven design can be cut using professional-grade heavy-duty wire cutters to match your specific space requirements.
It is generally safe for containment, but please check the mesh size to ensure it is appropriate for the size of your specific pet.
Use standard fence ties, hog rings, or tension bars depending on your post type to ensure the mesh stays attached to the support structure.
The galvanised steel combined with the UV-resistant coating is designed for long-term outdoor use, provided it is installed correctly and kept free of abrasive damage.
Re-tighten the tension wires using a fence stretcher or tensioner tool and ensure the mesh is secured firmly to each post.
Apply a cold-galvanising spray or clear outdoor metal paint to any exposed wire ends after cutting to prevent rust from spreading.
Installation requires the purchase of compatible fence posts, tension wires, and tensioners to ensure a taut finish. Before starting, clear the debris from your boundary line and ensure your posts are set firmly in concrete. When installing, unroll the mesh incrementally to maintain control of the tension. To keep your fence looking its best, simply hose it down with water periodically to remove dirt or bird droppings. Because the material is galvanised, avoid using abrasive wire brushes that could scratch the protective coating, which might expose the base steel to potential corrosion.