9 ga. x 2" Vinyl Coated Chain Link Fence Fabric, Extruded - Multiple Sizes & Colors

Product Description

• Professional Grade: Preferred by fence contractors and landscapers choosing heavier, more durable fence fabric for homes
• Stylish & Affordable: Adds color that complements your property at a fraction of ornamental vinyl or aluminum fencing costs
• Rust-Resistant: Galvanized core with extruded vinyl coating helps shield against corrosion and weather damage
• Color-Matched: Available in black, green, or brown to blend with natural surroundings
• Flexible Heights: Offered in standard residential heights—from 3′ to 6′

50' Roll of 2" x 9 ga. tall chain link fabric with an extruded vinyl coating. Available in black, green, or brown color. An ideal fence for most residential fencing applications, our 9 gauge chain link has a core wire gauge of around 12, making it light enough to install without specialized equipment, while still strong enough to withstand harsh outdoor climates.

Note about wire gauges: The higher the gauge, the thinner the diameter of the wire; so, 12 ga. wire is thinner than 11 ga, which is thinner than 9ga, etc. Vinyl coated chain link wire is gauged with the vinyl on, so the core wire is actually 11 gauge.  The vinyl is extruded over top of the galvanized core wire, and must be cut off to remove. Extruded wire is not as durable as extruded and bonded wire, but it comes with a more affordable price point that is still rugged enough for most residential yard fences. 

If you need a fabric selvage that is different from the standard selvage for your height of wire (listed below), please include that information in the order notes at checkout, or contact us.

Specifications

Knuckle-Knuckle (KK) vs. Knuckle Twist (KT) Extruded and Bonded Chain Link

Knuckle-Knuckle means that the ends of the chain link wire are bent down, leaving a dull corner at the top and bottom of the fence. In Knuckle-Twist, the ends of the chain link wire are twisted together, leaving their sharp edges exposed.  Knuckle-Knuckle is often used for backyard fencing and sport field fencing because it is safer; it reduces the chance of getting caught on the wire edge and tearing your skin.  Knuckle-Twist, on the other hand is more effective as a perimeter guard fence because it has a more menacing look that discourages fence climbers.

Note: Chain Link Fencing Wire Size is measured from the side of the diamond, not the corner.  So, from side to side is 2", while corner to corner is larger than 2".

Top Benefits

• Aesthetically pleasing: Vinyl coating offers clean lines and custom color match with yard or home design
• Corrosion-resistant: Dual protection from galvanized core and vinyl coating, ideal for long-term use
• Safe surface: Smooth extrusion reduces scratches, ideal for kids and pets
• Easy to splice: Just weave one strand to connect rolls cleanly and efficiently

Buying Guide

• Gauge Check: Know it's a 9 ga finish, typically including an 12 ga core—stronger than retail options but not overly heavy.
• Coating Type: This is extruded vinyl (Class I), which is cost-effective.
• Color Match: Choose your color to fit your landscape—black for a sleek look, green for blending foliage, brown for natural tones.
• Safety vs. Security: Use KK for properties with kids/pets; KT if you need a more secure, deterrent appearance.

Frequently Asked Questions

What heights and colors are available?

Available heights are 3', 3 1/2', 4', 5', and 6'. Colors include Black, Green, and Brown.

What is the roll length?

Each roll is 50 feet long.

What does “9 ga vinyl coated (extruded)” mean?

It’s a 9 gauge finished thickness with an extruded (Class I) vinyl jacket over a galvanized steel core. Vinyl coated chain link is gauged with the vinyl on, and the vinyl must be cut to remove.

What is the mesh size and how is it measured?

The fabric uses a 2" diamond mesh, measured side-to-side (not corner-to-corner).

What are the standard selvage options by height?

Standard selvage is Knuckle-Knuckle (KK) at 3', 3 1/2', 4', and 5'; Knuckle-Twist (KT) at 6'.

Can I splice rolls together?

Yes. Simply weave a single strand between two sections to connect them.