Highway Fence

Starting at $15/ft Fully Installed (on Standard posts, Terminals extra). 949 Highway Fence provides extra vertical strength to withstand impact from larger animals, preventing buckling and sagging, and allowing flexibility in the fence when installing.

• Mesh 949 Highway Fence (9 strands horizontal x 49″h)
• Wire 9 ga. Class 1
• Knot Type Square Deal Knot

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  Square Deal Knot

  
  The design uses a separate piece of wire to attach the line wire to the solid stay wire. The Square Knot is smooth to the touch and strong enough to resist animal impact. This knot gives extra vertical strength to withstand impact from larger animals, prevents buckling and sagging, and allows flexibility in the fence when installing.

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• Typical Line Posts 1 6×6 Treated and 3 Steel T-Posts Spaced @ Maximum 12′ Apart
• Typical Terminal Posts 6×6 Ends/Corners, 8×8 Gate Posts

Upgrades

• Special MTO Approved Mesh
• T-Post Caps

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  T-Post Caps

  
  T-Post Caps help to protect livestock and from the sharp ends of metal t-posts.

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• Gripples

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  Gripples

  
  Standard Gripples are used to connect rolls of agricultural wire. The exposed view top left shows the mechanism at work: wires go in from either side and are locked in place. T-Gripples (on the right) are used to connect a cut wire roll to itself after winding it around a post.

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• Join 1′ of Fence with Gripples

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  Join 1' of Fence with Gripples

  
  Standard Gripples are used to connect rolls of agricultural wire. The exposed view top left shows the mechanism at work: wires go in from either side and are locked in place. Gripples (on the right) are used to join 1′ of fence in the middle of a run.

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• Barbed Wire Topper
• Screw Piles

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  Screw Piles

  Screw Piles are posts that are turned into the ground by machine as opposed to the usual digging and cementing process. They are a requirement for most deck permits.

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• Bedrock Attachment

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  Bedrock Attachment

  
  Bedrock Attachments may be required to install posts in unusually rocky conditions. Bars are welded to the piles and inserted into holes drilled in the bedrock.

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More Info

• View Schematic