| Dimensions | |
|---|---|
| Material | 5 feet high fence |
| Intermediate post | 48 OD CHS hdg |
| Strain/corner post | 48 OD CHS hdg |
| Cap | 48 ID |
| Strut post | 33 OD CHS hdg |
| Color | BEC2CB, silver |
| Fencing mesh | chain link. 2.5" / 63.5mm , 2.5mm / 12g wire |
| Tension wire dia. | 4.0mm, 275 GSM |
| Twist ties | 4.0mm 48 ID pre-shaped |
| Gate | 5 ft high, 5 ft wide, Swing type, single leaf |
| tension bar | 32x5 mm bar,5 feet |
| Center bands | 25x3 mm bar, 250mm pre-stressed |
| Corner bands | 25x3 mm bar, 300mm pre-stressed |
| Eye bolts | 8mm, 75mm SS304 |
| U clips | 5mm SS304 |
| O fasteners | 40M12 bolt + nut SS304 |
| Fasteners | 40M10 bolt + nut SS304 |
| 20' container material | 5,000 meters / 17,000 feet LINEAR |
The CHAKRA
5 Feet Domestic Fence is a practical boundary fencing solution for
residential properties, farmhouses, orchards, agricultural land and open plots.
Its 5-foot height provides better boundary definition and coverage than a
garden fence while maintaining visibility and allowing natural airflow.
The fence
combines 2.5-inch chain link mesh made from 2.5 mm wire, with 275 GSM
galvanization for corrosion resistance. The supporting structure uses 48 mm OD
galvanized round steel posts, installed at approximately 10-foot intervals,
along with 4 mm high-tensile tension wires to maintain mesh alignment and
support.
Designed as
a complete fencing system, C5DF includes reinforced corner arrangements, strut
supports and SS304 stainless steel fasteners. Hot-dip galvanized posts with
approximately 90-micron coating provide additional protection against outdoor
exposure.
Whether you
are fencing a home, farmhouse or agricultural property, the CHAKRA 5 Feet
Domestic Fence offers a balanced combination of strength, durability, security
and economy.
Material : 5 feet / 1.5 meters height Fence
Intermediate post
48OD CHS (48mm OD Circular Hollow Section), 2.0mm thickness. 6.5ft full length, 1.5ft grouted, 5ft above ground. 10feet c/c. Hot dip galvanized to 90 microns
Strain/corner post
48OD CHS (48mm OD Circular Hollow Section), 2.0mm thickness. 6.5ft full length, 1.5ft grouted, 5ft above ground. Only 4 corners + turn nodes. Hot dip galvanized to 90 microns
Post caps
48ID female top. 1.6mm thickness. Pre-galvanized G.I profile
Strut post
33OD CHS (33mm OD Circular Hollow Section), 2.0mm thickness. 8ft full length, 1.4ft inclined grouted @450, 6.6ft inclined to strain post. Hot dip galvanized to 90 microns
Strut post caps
33ID female top. 2.0mm thickness with welded lug plate. Hot dip galvanized to 90 microns
Chain link mesh
Chain link : 2.5”, 2.5mm wire
diameter. 275GSM, 5ft height
Tension wire
4mm high tensile wire (HT) with 275 GSM
Twist ties
Twist ties: 4mm wire dia., Pre-shaped fence ties, 275 GSM)
Gate
48OD frame, 2.0mm thickness, 5ft span, 5ft height, swing type, single leaf, chain link mesh infill(as required), with heavy-duty steel gate posts, MS hinges(welded or bolted) and standard latch with padlock provision and applicable material.
Tension bars
32x5mm bar, 5ft height, 3 XM10 apertures, hot dip galvanized to 90 microns
Center bands
25x3mm bar, 250mm pre-stressed profile, hot dip galvanized to 90 microns
Corner bands
25x3mm bar, 300mm pre-stressed profile, hot dip galvanized to 90 microns
Eye bolt
8mm, 3” length, special purposed with eye, stainless steel SS304
U clips
5mm (stainless steel SS304)
O fasteners
M12 bolt ( 40mm special fastener for tightening, stainless steel
SS304 + nut)
Fastener
M10 bolt (40mm fastener, stainless steel)
1.
Material Quality & Component Integrity: (4/7)
2.
Operational Lifespan & Weather Defense: (4/7)
3.
Perimeter Security & Containment Profile: (4/7)
4.
Economy & Total Cost-per-Meter Value: (5/7)
5.
Landscape Aesthetics & Curb Appeal: (4/7)
CHAKRA 5
Feet Domestic Fence – Questions & Answers
Understanding
the 5 Feet Domestic Fence
1. What is a
5 feet domestic fence?
A 5 feet domestic fence is a chain link boundary fencing system with approximately 5
feet of finished height above ground. It is commonly used around homes,
farmhouses, agricultural properties, orchards and open plots.
2. Why
choose a 5 feet fence?
Choosing the right fence height depends on what you are trying to protect and how much you
want to spend.
A 4 feet fence can be suitable for gardens and light-duty boundary definition, while a 6 feet fence can provide greater height where additional screening or security is
required.
A 5 feet domestic fence sits between these requirements. It provides additional height
over a garden fence while avoiding the additional material and visual presence
of a taller fence.
For many
residential and agricultural properties, this makes 5 feet chain link fencing a
practical middle-ground option.
3. Where can
a 5 feet domestic fence be used?
The C5DF is
suitable for a wide range of domestic, agricultural and property-boundary
applications, including:
The
suitability for livestock depends on the animal, mesh configuration and
installation. Specific applications should be designed according to the
animal's size, behavior and ability to exert pressure on the fence.
4. Is a 5 feet fence suitable for a house?
Yes. A 5 feet chain link fence can be used for residential boundaries, compounds, open
plots, farmhouses and similar properties where a 5-foot chain link boundary is
appropriate.
5. Is a 5 feet fence better than a 4 feet fence?
Not
necessarily. The correct height depends on the application.
A 4 feet fence can be suitable for gardens and light-duty boundaries, while a 5 feet fence provides greater height and boundary presence.
6. Is a 5 feet fence better than a 6 feet fence?
Again, it
depends on the requirement.
A 6 feet fence provides additional height, while a 5 feet fence can offer a practical
balance between coverage, visibility and material cost.
Mesh and
Wire Specifications
7. What is
the mesh size of the CHAKRA 5 feet domestic fence?
The standard
C5DF uses a 2.5-inch / 63.5 mm chain link mesh opening.
8. What wire
is used in the C5DF?
The standard
chain link mesh uses 2.5 mm / approximately 12 gauge wire.
9. Can I
change the mesh size?
Custom mesh
openings can be considered depending on the project requirement.
Buyers
should specify the required mesh opening and wire diameter before ordering.
10. What
types of chain link fence coatings are available?
We offer
three coating finishes depending on budget, application and environmental
conditions:
The
appropriate coating should be selected according to the installation
environment and project requirements.
11. What
does 275 GSM mean?
GSM means
grams per square meter.
In
galvanized steel products, the GSM figure indicates the approximate mass of
zinc coating over a defined surface area.
The C5DF
uses 275 GSM galvanized chain link mesh.
A heavier
zinc coating can provide better protection against corrosion than a lighter
coating, although actual service life also depends on the environment,
installation, handling, exposure and maintenance.
Rain,
humidity, soil conditions, pollution, coastal exposure and physical damage can
all influence corrosion.
For this
reason, the galvanization specification should be considered together with wire
diameter, mesh opening and structural design rather than looking only at the
price.
Posts and
Structural Components
12. What
size are the C5DF posts?
The standard
intermediate and strain/corner posts use 48 mm OD circular hollow section steel
with 2 mm thickness.
13. Are the
fence support poles galvanized or painted?
The standard
C5DF configuration uses galvanized structural posts.
The premium
ranges feature a heavy 90-micron hot-dip galvanized coating. Galvanized fencing posts
provide greater corrosion resistance than standard painted poles.
Painted
structural poles can also be considered where a lower initial cost is required.
14. Do you
supply chain link fence with steel angle posts instead of round poles?
Yes, both
options are available.
The standard
C5DF uses 48 mm OD round hollow section poles. For applications requiring
heavier steel angle posts, a dedicated heavy-duty angle-post configuration can
be considered.
15. Why are
the posts longer than five feet?
Because the
fence needs structural anchoring below ground.
A five-foot
fence is not supported by placing a five-foot post on top of the ground. The
supporting post extends below the finished ground level and is grouted into
position.
This buried
portion transfers loads into the ground and helps maintain the alignment of the
fence.
16. How far
apart are the fence posts?
The standard
C5DF arrangement uses intermediate posts at approximately 10 feet
center-to-center.
The exact
layout can change depending on corners, turns, gates, terrain and project
requirements.
17. Can I
have the posts at 8 feet center-to-center?
Yes, post
spacing can be adjusted according to the project requirement.
An 8-foot
center-to-center arrangement would increase the number of posts and may change
the material requirement and project cost. The appropriate spacing should be
determined according to the site conditions, fence length and required
structural configuration.
18. How deep
are the fence posts installed?
The standard
C5DF intermediate post is approximately 6.5 feet long.
Approximately
1.5 feet is grouted into the ground, leaving approximately 5 feet of fence
above ground level.
Actual
installation conditions can vary depending on:
Correct
installation is essential to obtain the intended performance from the fencing
system.
Tension and
Complete Fence System
19. Does the
fence use tension wire?
Yes. The
standard C5DF uses 4 mm high-tensile tension wire with 275 GSM galvanization.
20. What
components are included in a complete fencing system?
A complete fencing system consists of more than the chain link mesh alone.
The
supporting system can include:
Mesh + Posts
+ Tension Wire + Strain Posts + Struts + Tension Bars + Bands + Fasteners
The C5DF
specification includes:
21. Why
should I buy a complete fencing system instead of mesh alone?
A chain link mesh roll is only one part of a functioning fence.
A properly
constructed perimeter requires suitable supporting posts, tensioning
components, strain arrangements, fasteners and other structural components.
If the mesh
is simply attached to weak or widely spaced supports, the finished fence may
not have the same appearance or structural performance as a properly
constructed system.
A complete
system also makes it easier to determine the actual project cost because the
major components are considered together.
22. Can I
buy chain link mesh without the posts?
Yes.
Chain link mesh can be supplied separately for customers who already have suitable posts
or an existing support structure.
23. Can I
remove the installation accessories from my quote to lower the price?
The
tensioning and fixing components are important parts of the fencing system.
Components
such as tension wires, tension bars, bands and fixing components help maintain
the alignment and tension of the mesh. Omitting structural components can
affect the finished fence.
The
quotation should therefore be prepared according to the complete fencing
requirement rather than treating these components as unnecessary accessories.
Gates,
Customization and Installation
24. Can I
add a gate to the 5 feet domestic fence?
Yes.
The standard
C5DF configuration includes provision for a 5 feet high, 5 feet wide,
single-leaf swing gate.
Gate
dimensions and configurations can be customized according to the project.
25. Can the
C5DF be customized?
Yes.
Depending on
the project, customization can include:
26. How long
does a standard residential chain link fence installation take?
The
installation timeline depends on terrain and soil conditions.
A standard
residential perimeter run of approximately 150 to 200 linear feet (45 to 60
meters) typically takes 1 to 3 days to complete.
Actual
installation time can vary according to the site and project configuration.
Security,
Durability and Maintenance
27. Is a 5 feet chain link fence secure?
A chain link fence provides a physical barrier and can be an effective chain link perimeter fencing for many domestic and agricultural applications.
However, a 5 feet domestic fence should not be confused with a high-security fence.
The level of
security provided depends on:
For ordinary
residential and property-boundary applications, a properly installed 5 feet chain link fence can provide useful physical containment and boundary control.
Where
high-security protection is required, a taller or specially engineered fencing
system may be more appropriate.
28. How long
does a galvanized 5 feet fence last?
The C5DF
uses galvanized steel components designed for outdoor use.
Its 275 GSM
galvanized mesh and galvanized structural posts are intended to provide
long-term corrosion resistance.
The C5DF is
designed around an expected 20+ year environmental service life under
appropriate conditions, although actual lifespan depends on the installation
environment and maintenance.
Factors that
can influence service life include:
No outdoor
steel product should be described as completely immune to corrosion. Proper
specification and installation help maximize service life.
29. Does the
fence require maintenance?
Galvanized chain link fencing generally requires relatively low routine maintenance.
Periodic
inspection of the mesh, posts, tension wires, fasteners and gates is
recommended.
For
PVC-coated fencing, periodic cleaning with clean water and mild detergent can
help keep the surface clean. Harsh chemical solvents should be avoided.
Quantity,
Measurement and Large Projects
30. How much
5 feet chain link fence do I need?
For a
rectangular property, the approximate perimeter can be calculated using:
Perimeter =
2 × (Length + Width)
For example,
if a property is 100 feet long and 50 feet wide:
Perimeter =
2 × (100 + 50) = 300 feet
The actual
material requirement will depend on:
For large
projects, it is better to prepare a complete material schedule rather than
estimate mesh alone.
31. Can the
C5DF be supplied in large quantities?
Yes.
The system
can be supplied for large residential, agricultural, infrastructure and
commercial projects.
Bulk
requirements can be planned according to the complete perimeter and material
schedule.
32. Can the
5 feet domestic fence be supplied for international projects?
Yes.
Fencing
India supplies fencing materials for projects in India and international
markets.
Large-volume
orders can be planned for containerized transportation.
33. How much
fencing can fit into a 20-foot container?
The actual
loading capacity depends on the exact material configuration, mesh roll
dimensions, posts, accessories and packing arrangement.
For bulk or
export requirements, the loading plan can be prepared according to the complete
bill of materials.
Buying the
C5DF
34. What
should I check before buying a 5 feet domestic fence?
A low quoted
price does not necessarily mean a lower-quality fence. Buyers should compare
the actual specifications before comparing prices.
Important
points to check include:
1.
Fence
height – Confirm that the finished height is actually 5 feet above ground.
2.
Wire
diameter – Check whether the mesh uses 2.5 mm wire, 2 mm wire or another
specification.
3.
Mesh
opening – The C5DF uses a 2.5-inch mesh opening.
4.
Galvanization
– Ask whether the mesh is galvanized and what coating level is being supplied.
5.
Post
diameter – The C5DF uses 48 mm OD round hollow section posts.
6.
Post
thickness – The standard post wall thickness is 2.0 mm.
7.
Post
spacing – The standard C5DF arrangement uses approximately 10 feet
center-to-center spacing.
8.
Tension
system – Check whether tension wires, tension bars, bands and fixing components
are included.
9.
Corner
support – Corners and turns should receive suitable strain and support
arrangements.
10.
Fasteners
– Ask what type of fasteners and clips are included.
Comparing
these details gives a much more meaningful picture of the actual value of a fencing quotation.
35. What
information do I need to provide for a quotation?
To prepare a
quotation, provide:
For larger
projects, the complete perimeter and site configuration can be used to prepare
an appropriate material schedule.
36. Why
choose the CHAKRA 5 feet domestic fence?
The CHAKRA
C5DF is designed around a balance between quality, durability, security,
appearance and economy.
Its standard
configuration includes:
The result
is a fencing system that combines the openness of chain link fencing with a
more substantial 5-foot boundary profile.
“As a
poultry farmer, keeping stray animals away from my farm is critical, even
though my birds stay securely in poultry cages. I was also facing
frequent boundary encroachment issues from neighbors, so I decided to invest in
a fence. While in the city sourcing poultry equipment, I learned about
your commercial fencing business and requested a quote. Your pricing was
much more economical than any local quotes I had taken, and the breakdown of
the materials was incredibly clear. The delivery was perfectly on time, and the
installation team arrived without any hassle. I was highly impressed by their
specialized installation technique—the entire chain link run was pulled
perfectly tight, with zero sagging. They completed the entire project in just
20 days instead of the 30 days I expected. The finished boundary looks exactly
like the product drawings, creating a beautiful fence that adds real value to
my property while keeping wandering animals completely out.”- Kishore,
Amaravathi, MH