Cost-effective boundary

Chainwire Fencing

The cost-effective perimeter for commercial and government sites across NSW, in galvanised or PVC coated finishes and any height up to 3600mm.

ISO 9001, 14001, 45001 5.0 from 19+ reviews Tier 1, data centre and government sites, Australia wide
Specification

Chainwire Fencing across Sydney, NSW and Australia wide

Chainwire is still the most widely used commercial fence in NSW because it does the job at the right price. LS Fencing Services installs temporary and permanent chainwire, with or without barbed wire, in galvanised finish or galvanised with black or green PVC coating.

Standard heights are 1800mm and 2300mm with barbed wire, with custom heights in 300mm increments up to 3600mm for sports courts, cricket nets and high security lines. Posts can be concreted in-ground, baseplated to concrete, or saddle fixed to walls and kerbs. Specifications for RMS, Transport for NSW, Sydney Water and commercial principals are all covered.

  • Temporary, permanent, or permanent with barbed wire
  • Galvanised, or PVC coated black or green
  • Standard heights of 1.8 and 2.3 m, with custom options to 3.6 m
  • In-ground, baseplate or saddle fixed posts
  • Sports court and cricket net enclosures
  • RMS, Transport for NSW and Sydney Water specs
Recent work

Chainwire Fencing installed by LS Fencing Services

Real jobs, not stock photography.

Chainwire Fencing by LS Fencing Services
Chainwire Fencing by LS Fencing Services
Chainwire Fencing by LS Fencing Services
  • Royal Artie Smith Oval, Bomaderry: 3.6 metre high PVC black chainwire cricket nets
Delivery

From tender to handover

The same sequence on a 100 metre school fence and a 3 kilometre substation perimeter. Drawings in, documented perimeter out.

  1. Step 1

    Send the scope

    Call 1800 572 878 or send the drawings, spec or a quick brief through the form. A site walk can be arranged across Sydney, the Illawarra and NSW.

  2. Step 2

    Detailed Proposal

    LS Fencing Services confirms the product, heights, posts, footings, gates and automation against the specification and returns a detailed proposal.

  3. Step 3

    Fabrication and installation

    Materials are sourced and fabricated to spec. Shop drawings, ITPs and SWMS are delivered before mobilisation, then licensed installers deliver on program with daily reporting.

  4. Step 4

    Handover and support

    Test, commission and sign off against the ISO 9001 quality plan, with a full documentation pack. Maintenance and reactive repair are available after handover.

Trusted by Tier 1 contractors, data centres, education and government across Australia

Lendlease Endeavour Energy TransGrid Jemena Shape Constructions Downer BlueScope Manildra Group NSW Health UGL Essential Energy Consolidated Power Projects Lipman John Holland A.W. Edwards Erilyan Wollongong City Council Shellharbour City Council Laing O'Rourke
FAQ

Frequently asked questions about chainwire fencing

Anything not covered here, the office answers on 1800 572 878 during business hours.

Which Australian Standard does commercial chainwire fencing have to meet?

AS 1725 covers chain-link fabric security fences and gates, and the coated steel wire itself falls under AS 2423. Most government and utility specifications, including RMS, Transport for NSW and Sydney Water, call up AS 1725 and then add their own clauses on height, wire gauge, post spacing and footings. LS Fencing Services confirms the specification before quoting and installs to it.

How long does a chainwire fence take from quote to installation?

Chainwire is a stock product, so mobilisation is usually the quickest of any fence type. The program depends on the length, the site access, whether posts are concreted, baseplated or saddle fixed, and whether gates or barbed wire are in the scope. A start date and duration are confirmed with the quote.

Do I need council approval for a chainwire fence on a commercial site?

It depends on the council, the zoning and the fence. On a construction project the perimeter fence is normally covered by the development consent, and NSW exempt development rules cover some fences on commercial and industrial land. Heights above the exempt limits, heritage sites and flood areas can need approval. Ask the council or the project certifier; LS Fencing Services supplies the drawings and specification for the application.

Should I choose galvanised or PVC coated chainwire?

Galvanised is the standard commercial finish and the most economical. PVC coated black or green sits over the galvanising, so it adds a layer of protection on coastal sites and makes the fence recede visually, which is why schools, sports courts and civic sites usually choose it.

What affects the price of a chainwire fence?

Height is the biggest factor, then the topping (plain, barbed wire or none), the post fixing method, the number and size of gates, ground conditions such as rock, site access and the total length. Send the drawings, or a length and a height, and LS Fencing Services returns a detailed proposal.

What maintenance does chainwire need?

Very little. A periodic check of fabric tension, line wire ties and post footings keeps it tight, and damaged sections can be cut out and replaced without touching the rest of the run. LS Fencing Services offers reactive repair and inspections for existing fence lines.

Next step

Need chainwire specified, priced or installed?

Send the drawings, the spec or a quick brief. LS Fencing Services returns a detailed proposal against the specification.

Send the scope 1800 572 878 Mon to Fri, 7am to 5pm
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