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Semi-Permanent Temporary Fence

Post-Driven Chain Link Fence

Ideal for longer-term installations, post-driven chain link fence makes an excellent semi-permanent barrier that offers durable, reliable security at an affordable cost.

Installed heights
6' & 8'
Post depth
2 ft
Radius from Addison
150 mi
chain link fence installation
Post-driven chain link fence installed on a construction site.

Built To Last

Two heights, designed with longevity in mind.

Available in both 6′ and 8′ high installations, our chain link fences are designed with longevity in mind. We drive the posts at least 2 feet into the ground so that erosion or impact disturbances will not uproot or down sections easily.

Temporary Construction Fence in Chicago, IL

Post-Driven Chain Link

Post-Driven Chain Link specifications
Heights 6' or 8'
Post Depth At least 2 feet
Mesh Galvanized Chain Link
Post Spacing 12'
Mesh Gauge
Options Top Rail, Tension Wire, Barbed Wire, Windscreen

WHy Post-Driven

Durable, reliable security at an affordable cost.

  • Stays put.

    Posts driven at least 2 feet into the ground, so erosion or impact disturbances will not uproot or down sections easily.

  • Built for long-term projects.

    A semi-permanent barrier for jobs that run for months, not days.

  • Upgradable.

    Several add-on features including top rail, tension wire, barbed wire, and windscreen provide additional privacy and security.

Common applications

Where post-driven fence goes.

Post-driven chain link fence suits long-term projects and semi-permanent spaces such as commercial construction, animal enclosures, longer-term special events, and property and nature preservation and restoration.

Frequently paired with

All of it installs on the same visit.

FAQ

Common questions

How deep are the posts driven?

For a post-driven chain-link fence, posts are driven at least 2 feet into the ground, so erosion or impact disturbances will not uproot or down sections easily.

What size do you carry for post-driven chain link fence?

6′ or 8′ tall. 6′ is most common; a few villages require 8′.

When should I use post-driven fence instead?

or longer-term installations. A post-driven chain-link fence makes an excellent semi-permanent barrier, with posts driven at least 2 feet into the ground.

When should I add top rail to my post-driven chain-link fence?

If your project runs longer than 9 months, we often recommend top rail so the fence continues to look and perform well.

Where do you install post-driven fence?

Chicago and the surrounding region, including parts of Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, Indiana and Michigan — within 150 miles of Addison, IL.

Pairs well with

Not sure which fence you need?

Tell us the address, the footage and how long the project runs. We'll recommend the product and send a firm number.