Cyclone fence makeover

Many fences are a cheap, somewhat ugly row of dogeared wood. But it doesn’t have to be. Here’s a simple way to upgrade that fence without breaking the bank.

This was one of our other projects we've been working on. Just finished (mostly). We still have to add the panel, latch, and lock to the gate and we'll be done.…

Explore our unique recycled fence ideas that enhance aesthetics and privacy while promoting sustainability. Perfect for eco-friendly homes.

What is the best way to paint a chain-link fence? What paint and colors to pick? Should you use a sprayer, paintbrush, or a roller? Check here for all answers.

Chainlink fences everywhere are going to be rattled after this post! Today is the day where we share how we transformed our chainlink fence into a wood fence with wood panels! It’s one of the easiest and most effective fence DIY’s and I am SOOOO happy with the end result! In reference….this is what our ... Read More about How to Build A Wood Fence On A Chainlink Fence

Starting as low as $55/bag (each bag covers 10 linear feet of fence) Fence-All privacy slats are considered "pool legal" by the City of Ottawa. 1½" Pool (60%) slats are not currently available. Tighter post spacing is strongly recommended to help manage the wind load that is not typically associated with chain link. Privacy slats with a post spacing greater than 6' apart voids the warranty. Fence-All only installs privacy slats on new chain link fences. More Info

Revamp your fence without breaking the bank. This pin spills all the savvy secrets to covering your fence stylishly yet affordably. Get ready to transform your backyard's look with easy, budget-friendly tips that'll make neighbors peek over in envy. Perfect for DIY enthusiasts.

Express your style with our guide to the '10 Best Colors to Paint a Fence.' From classic neutrals to vibrant hues, discover the perfect palette to enhance your outdoor space. Elevate your curb appeal and redefine your boundaries with these stunning colors. Explore our recommendations for a fence that stands out with flair!

Here is a simple way to add privacy (ok, a tiny bit) and some interest to a chain link fence. Simply rip cedar slats 1" X 1/4" and 4-5 ft in length depending on the height of your fence and 'slot' them into the chain link. The photo below is one example but you can double up the slats for more privacy (I could have added slats between the ones shown in the photo). Any, I think it beats the plastic inserts that are pretty common.

Learn how to convert a 4' chainlink fence to a 6' wood fence, or any size chainlink fence to a wood fence with this step by step tutorial.