Chain Link Fence Shop Drawing
A chain link fence shop drawing gives an installer the exact post sizing and pier depth before anyone digs a hole, which matters most on a fence line with corners or grade changes. ArcSite's chain link fence shop drawing lays those components out, ready to adjust to a specific job.
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Key Features
This chain link fence shop drawing includes
- Detail view of the chain link fence assembly
- 1-3/4" diameter top rail
- 2-1/2" diameter intermediate post
- 3-1/2" diameter terminal post
- Tension bands and tension bar
- Corner post cap and rail end assembly
- Concrete pier sizing at corner and line posts
The corner posts use an 8-inch diameter concrete pier while the line posts use 6 inches, a detail worth confirming against your soil conditions before you order material.
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What is a Chain Link Fence?
A chain link fence is a woven galvanized steel wire fence used across residential, commercial, and industrial properties for its strength and low upkeep. In ArcSite, you can mark up this shop drawing with your own post spacing and pier sizing for the job you're bidding.
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FAQ
It details post sizing, tension bar placement, and concrete pier depth at each corner and line post, so an installer knows exactly what to dig and set before starting.
Yes! You can change post spacing, fence height, and pier sizing in ArcSite to match your own fence line.
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