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Chain Link Mesh Fencing
The boundary that holds the line.

We do not buy chain link mesh and resell it — we weave it. Our Mysore unit produces GI and PVC-coated chain link mesh to the gauge, mesh size and height each job needs, and our crews install the complete fence: stone or GI posts, mesh, gates, and a solar electric line on top if you want one. Buy the mesh by the roll, or hand us the whole boundary.

Chain link mesh on stone posts along a ploughed farm boundary

Why buy mesh from the people who weave it

We weave it ourselves

Our own machines in Mysore — so the gauge, the diamond and the galvanising are what we say they are.

Made to your specification

Mesh size, wire gauge and height made to order, instead of whatever roll happens to be in stock.

Complete execution

Posts, mesh, straining, barbed top and gates — one team responsible for the whole boundary.

Solar line on top

Add an electric line above the mesh and the physical barrier becomes an active deterrent too.

Chain link fence with a HiTech solar electric line running above it
Better Together

Chain link and solar fence — why they belong together

A chain link fence stops an animal that walks into it. A solar fence stops the animal that was going to try. Mesh alone gets pushed under, climbed or cut given enough time and motivation; an electric line alone stops nothing that decides to take the hit. Put a live line above the mesh and each covers the other’s weakness — the wire turns most animals and intruders back before they ever reach the boundary, and the mesh stops the ones that come anyway. It is the combination we install most often on Karnataka farms, and it is why we make both.

  • Mesh is the physical stop; the live line is the deterrent that keeps things off it
  • One set of posts and one crew does both — cheaper than two separate fences
  • The mesh can be earthed as the return path for the electric line
  • Add the solar line now, or leave the posts ready and add it later
See how our solar fencing works
Real Installations

Boundaries we have built

Chain link mesh on stone posts along a ploughed farm boundary
Chain link mesh on stone posts along a ploughed farm boundary
Long run of stone-post chain link fencing across farmland
Long run of stone-post chain link fencing across farmland
Chain link fence with a HiTech solar electric line above it on a roadside boundary
Chain link fence with a HiTech solar electric line above it on a roadside boundary
Chain link mesh with solar fence lines running above it on a plantation
Chain link mesh with solar fence lines running above it on a plantation
Chain link fencing on GI posts enclosing a cultivated field
Chain link fencing on GI posts enclosing a cultivated field
Chain link and solar fence protecting a young coconut plantation
Chain link and solar fence protecting a young coconut plantation
Chain link fencing on green GI posts running along a hillside boundary
Chain link fencing on green GI posts running along a hillside boundary
Concertina razor wire topping a compound wall
Concertina razor wire topping a compound wall
Close-up of galvanised chain link mesh and the fence earthing cable
Close-up of galvanised chain link mesh and the fence earthing cable

From measurement to finished boundary

  1. 1

    Site measurement

    We walk and measure the boundary and check the terrain.

  2. 2

    Specification & quote

    Mesh size, gauge, height and post type — itemised.

  3. 3

    Mesh manufacturing

    Your mesh is woven to specification at our Mysore unit.

  4. 4

    Posts & foundation

    Stone or GI posts set in concrete, corners strained.

  5. 5

    Mesh & gates

    Mesh stretched taut, barbed top and gates fitted.

  6. 6

    Handover & support

    Final inspection, handover and ongoing service.

Chain link fencing — FAQs

Do you sell chain link mesh without installation?

Yes. We supply mesh by the roll to farmers, contractors, builders and resellers at manufacturer pricing. Installation is optional — plenty of customers buy just the mesh.

What mesh size and gauge do I need?

For farm and compound boundaries, 2"–3" mesh in 10G–12G is typical. For animal enclosures or security-critical sites, a tighter 1"–1.5" mesh in a heavier gauge is better. Tell us the application and we will specify it.

Stone posts or GI posts — which is better?

Stone posts are the long-life choice for farm boundaries: no rust, no painting, decades of service. GI posts are lighter, faster to install and easier on uneven or rocky ground. We install both and will recommend based on your terrain and budget.

Can I add a solar fence on top of the chain link later?

Yes, and it is common. If you tell us at the time of installation we will set the posts tall enough and leave the fence ready for a live line to be added whenever you want it.

Do you fit barbed wire or razor wire on top?

Yes. We add barbed-wire strands or concertina (razor) coils above the mesh where the boundary needs a harder deterrent — common on factory compounds, warehouses and institutional walls. It can go on a new fence or be retrofitted onto an existing wall.

How long does a chain link fence last?

A properly galvanised mesh on stone posts will typically give 15–25 years with almost no maintenance. PVC-coated mesh adds further life in high-rainfall and coastal conditions.

What does chain link fencing cost?

It depends on the running length, mesh specification, post type and height. We measure the boundary and give an itemised, per-running-foot quotation before you commit to anything.

Get your boundary measured and quoted

Mesh by the roll or the complete fence installed — from the Mysore unit that weaves it.