Kedjeformer

Kedjeformer, also known as chain-forming or chain-link fencing, is a type of fencing made from interlocking metal wires or rods, typically galvanized steel. The structure consists of a series of diamond-shaped mesh panels formed by vertical and horizontal wires, supported by a framework of posts and rails. This type of fencing is widely used for both residential and commercial purposes due to its durability, visibility, and ease of installation.

The primary components of kedjeformer include the mesh panels, which are held together by interlocking wires, and the supporting framework. Vertical posts, usually spaced at regular intervals, anchor the fence to the ground, while horizontal rails provide additional stability and support for the mesh. The entire structure can be customized in height, width, and wire spacing to suit specific security or aesthetic needs.

Kedjeformer is commonly used for enclosing properties, securing perimeters, and creating barriers in industrial, agricultural, and recreational areas. Its open design allows for visibility and airflow, making it suitable for environments where sightlines are important, such as sports fields or construction sites. Additionally, the material is resistant to rust and weathering when properly galvanized or coated, ensuring long-term performance.

Installation typically involves digging post holes, setting the posts, attaching horizontal rails, and securing the mesh panels. While kedjeformer can be installed by DIY enthusiasts, professional assistance is often recommended for larger or more complex projects to ensure proper alignment and stability. Maintenance generally involves occasional cleaning and checking for rust or loose wires to prolong the fence’s lifespan.