Framed panel
Round galvanized tube supports woven diamond mesh. The reference construction uses one horizontal and one vertical center reinforcement.
Factory-direct temporary fence supply
We manufacture preassembled, movable chain link fence panels for US distributors, contractors, rental fleets and project buyers. Panels, feet, couplers, braces, gates and export packing can be quoted as one compatible system.
Include panel size, quantity and destination port for a faster factory quotation. We do not offer US local rental or on-site installation services.
One product, quoted as a system
It is a freestanding fence section with chain-link fabric secured inside a tubular frame. Adjacent panels connect with clamps and stand on removable feet, so a project can install, relocate and store the fence without setting permanent line posts.
Round galvanized tube supports woven diamond mesh. The reference construction uses one horizontal and one vertical center reinforcement.
At a panel joint, adjacent uprights insert into the paired sockets of a low rectangular tubular foot. A flat steel foot can be reviewed as an alternate.
A two-loop galvanized connector joins adjacent panel uprights. We confirm tube OD, coupler profile and fastener before production.
Bracing and counterweights are quoted separately because site exposure, privacy screening and ground conditions change stability needs.
Pedestrian and vehicle openings can be matched to the panel height, frame, latch and project access plan.
Panel racks, separated hardware and loading records help importers count, unload and distribute a complete system.
US-market reference range
These are common market-reference options, not a fixed TOPSFENCE stock list. Final specifications, tolerances, quantity, packing and price are subject to drawing review and quotation confirmation.
| Item | Typical customizable range | What to confirm in the RFQ |
|---|---|---|
| Panel size | 6 × 10 ft common 6 × 8 ft, 6 × 12 ft and 8 × 10 ft references | Finished height × width, quantity and allowable tolerance |
| Frame tube | Approx. 1¼–1⅝ in OD 1⅜ in, 16 ga is a common US reference | Outside diameter, wall/gauge convention and brace layout |
| Chain-link wire | Approx. 9–12.5 ga market references | Actual wire diameter in inches/mm; coated and core gauge definitions can differ |
| Mesh opening | Approx. 2–2¾ in diamond mesh | Clear opening, selvage and mesh-to-frame attachment method |
| Center support | One horizontal + one vertical reinforcement in the reference panel | Panel handling cycle, target rigidity and approved drawing |
| Surface finish | Pre-galvanized or hot-dip galvanized options | Process, zinc/coating requirement and exposed environment |
| Panel connection | Butterfly coupler / two-loop connector with fastener | Tube OD, connector profile and quantity per joint |
| Feet and stability | Twin-socket rectangular tubular foot or flat steel foot reference | Socket dimensions, surface, fence line, screening and site assessment |
| Gate options | Pedestrian and vehicle access configurations | Clear opening, swing direction, latch, hinges and support arrangement |
| MOQ / lead time | Quotation-specific | Required quantity, delivery window, destination port and packing method |
Decisions before unit price
Two panels with the same 6 × 10 ft label can differ in tube, wire, mesh, welding, galvanizing, brace design and connection details. A useful comparison keeps those variables visible.
Choose a reference drawing based on handling frequency, expected service conditions and compatibility—not size alone.
Send measured tube OD, stand socket and coupler details when new panels must connect with an existing fleet.
Privacy fabric increases wind load. Final brace spacing and ballast must follow the project’s site-specific stability assessment.
State pedestrian and vehicle opening widths separately so hinges, latches, frames and support parts are not missed.
Compare the specified process and measurable coating requirement rather than relying on the word “galvanized” alone.
Panel rack size, accessory pallets, unloading method and destination determine practical packing and loading decisions.
Best-fit applications
Build a repeatable panel-and-accessory specification for wholesale inventory or project supply.
Plan perimeter panels, access gates, bracing and packing around project quantities and site logistics.
Review frame and hardware compatibility before adding replacement panels or accessories to an existing fleet.
Request drawing-controlled production, inspection records and an itemized export packing plan.
From drawing to container
We treat the panel and accessories as a controlled set. The quotation should make the buyer’s assumptions visible before production begins.
We check panel dimensions, tube, wire, mesh, finish, brace design, stands, clamps, gates, quantity and destination.
For OEM/ODM or fleet matching, we compare drawings, photos and measured connection points before confirming the quote.
We define the agreed checkpoints for dimensions, visible workmanship, connections, finish and order counting.
Panels, stands, clamps, braces and gate hardware are separated into countable packing units for export handling.
Export-ready organization
Our packing plan is confirmed against the approved system and container assumptions. It can separate panels, twin-socket feet, butterfly couplers and any approved optional hardware so the buyer can check the shipment by item.
The adjacent reference photo shows the product stacking approach. Final rack design, protection and loading quantity depend on confirmed specifications and container planning.
Get a comparable quote
Even a partial buying list is useful. We will identify the open items instead of silently assuming them.
Height × width, center support and quantity.
OD, wall or gauge convention and reference drawing.
Wire diameter, opening, selvage and attachment.
Galvanizing process and measurable coating requirement.
Stands, clamps, braces, counterweights and gates.
Destination port, delivery window and packing needs.
Buyer questions
Answers below describe our quotation workflow and common market configurations. They are not local installation engineering advice.
On this page, yes. Both terms describe the preassembled movable panel system made from a tubular frame and woven chain-link mesh, used with removable stands, clamps and optional bracing or gates.
Yes. A 6 × 10 ft panel is the main US-market reference configuration for this page. Send the required tube, wire, mesh, brace, stand, clamp and finish details—or send an existing drawing for review.
We can quote those items with the panels. Compatibility is confirmed using tube OD, stand socket, clamp dimensions, gate opening and the approved system drawing.
We can review measured samples, drawings and clear photos for an OEM/ODM quotation. Exact interchangeability should be confirmed against the agreed dimensions and a preproduction approval process.
We do not publish a fixed price because tube, wire, mesh, finish, accessories, quantity, packing and destination all affect the quotation. Send those inputs for a project-specific price.
No. We are a manufacturer and exporter for B2B product supply. Local rental, permits, site engineering and installation must be handled by qualified providers in the project area.
Screening can change wind load and stability requirements. State the screen type and site conditions in the RFQ; final bracing, ballast and use must follow a project-specific assessment.
Request a quote
Share panel size, quantity, tube, mesh, finish, stands, clamps, braces, gates and destination. We will reply with a practical factory quotation and identify any missing decisions.