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Temporary Fencing

Chain-Link Temporary Fence

Economical woven-mesh portable fence panels

✓ Lowest-cost temporary fencing option✓ Open weave gives visibility while keeping a secure boundary✓ Galvanized or PVC-coated for weather resistance✓ Accepts privacy screen / windscreen for events

A chain-link (woven mesh) temporary fence is a portable panel of galvanized chain-link mesh in a tubular frame — the most cost-effective temporary fencing, giving good visibility and a secure boundary. Leeter manufactures woven-mesh temporary fence panels in Hebei, China and at our Vietnam joint-venture fence factory, with 1.5–4.0mm wire, 50×50mm to 70×70mm mesh, US 6×10/6×12 ft formats, and standard heights from 1.0m to 2.0m with feet and couplers.

Buyer confirmsApplication · dimension · finish · pack
Panel type
Woven / chain-link mesh, free-standing
Wire diameter
1.5–4.0mm
Mesh opening
50×50mm, 60×60mm, 70×70mm
Height
1.0 / 1.2 / 1.5 / 1.8 / 2.0m (6 ft US standard)
Length
2.0 / 2.5 / 3.0m; 10–12 ft US panels
Regional standards
12 ft × 6 ft (US rental fleets)
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Technical specifications

Specification itemAvailable rangeOrder control
Panel typeWoven / chain-link mesh, free-standingConfirmed on sample, drawing or order sheet
Wire diameter1.5–4.0mmConfirmed on sample, drawing or order sheet
Mesh opening50×50mm, 60×60mm, 70×70mmConfirmed on sample, drawing or order sheet
Height1.0 / 1.2 / 1.5 / 1.8 / 2.0m (6 ft US standard)Confirmed on sample, drawing or order sheet
Length2.0 / 2.5 / 3.0m; 10–12 ft US panelsConfirmed on sample, drawing or order sheet
Regional standards12 ft × 6 ft (US rental fleets)Confirmed on sample, drawing or order sheet
SurfaceElectro/hot-dip galvanized, powder-sprayed, PVC/PE dip-coatedConfirmed on sample, drawing or order sheet
ColorGreen, blue, customConfirmed on sample, drawing or order sheet
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From unit to container

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01 · Product
01 · Product
02 · Finish
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03 · Pack
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04 · Load
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Packing reference

Panels stacked and strapped on pallets; feet and couplers boxed. Container-loading plan on request.

  • ✓ Unit and outer pack confirmed
  • ✓ Shipping marks checked
  • ✓ Loading plan and photos available
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Where it works

Applications

  • →Site perimeters on a budget
  • →Homes, businesses and vacant lots
  • →Events and temporary boundaries
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Commercial questions

Buyer FAQ

Is chain-link or welded-mesh temporary fencing cheaper?

Chain-link (woven mesh) temporary fencing is usually the cheaper option and offers good visibility, while welded-mesh panels are more rigid and harder to cut through. Choose chain-link for economy and welded mesh for security.

What size are chain-link temporary fence panels?

Common panels are the US 6ft × 12ft (1.83 × 3.66m) and 6ft × 9.5ft frames and the metric 2.0–2.1m × 2.4–3.5m formats, with a chain-link (diamond) mesh infill on a round-tube frame. Mesh aperture is typically 50–60mm and wire 2.5–4.0mm; panel size, mesh and finish are built to your market's standard.

How are chain-link temporary fence panels held up?

Each panel drops into a portable concrete or recycled-plastic foot and links to the next panel with a coupler clamp — no digging or footings. For windy or exposed sites, add ballast blocks and cross-bracing, and stabilize the run with a raker every few panels.

What finish options are available?

Hot-dip galvanized is standard for outdoor rental fleets; PVC-coated (usually green) and powder-coated options add appearance and extra corrosion life. The frame and mesh are normally finished the same way so the fence weathers evenly.

Can I mix chain-link and welded-mesh panels in one order?

Yes — both use the same tube frames, feet and clamps, so importers commonly split a container between economical chain-link for events and rigid welded mesh for secure sites. As an OEM manufacturer we build both to your specified height, length, wire gauge and coating.

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