Advantages

• Affordability – Chain link fences are the least expensive option and can be installed by homeowners, although a professional can ensure a tight, long-lasting installation that will perform well for years.
• Chain link fencing is low maintenance or requires no maintenance at all. All chain link fencing is galvanized, which means the metal wire fence material has been treated chemically to prevent rusting. This increases the chain link’s life and reduces maintenance.
• Chain link fencing is popular because it keeps children and pets contained in yards while also providing a sight link through which activity on the other side can be observed.
• Options for appearance – A generic galvanized chain link fence can be enhanced by covering it in black or green vinyl. Alternatively, there is California-style chain link fencing, which features wooden posts and rails and offers a variety of looks and designs. Additionally, vinyl-coated chain link is more durable than galvanized chain link.

Disadvantages

• Protecting your home – While chain link fencing can be erected to great heights and topped with barbed wire for added security, this is typically reserved for industrial and manufacturing settings. Typically, homeowners use a four-foot chain link, which, as most people are aware, is easily climbed over.
• Chain link is considered a generic, more pedestrian fence design without vinyl coating or California style construction, owing to its popularity and use on industrial sites. Chain link fencing and fence posts, even when galvanized, can be scratched.
• Inadequate Privacy – A chain link fence will not deter prying eyes. There is an option to add slats to the chain link fence to increase privacy, but this is not frequently used.

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