Universal Fence Co | Barb-Wire Fencing
Universal Fence Company offers chain-link fence, free-standing panel fence, plywood fence, orange safety fence, and four or five-strand barb-wire fence as temporary fencing options, as well as all types of permanent fencing and barriers for commercial and industrial applications, including chain link (vinyl and galvanized), ornamental, wood, architectural designs, welded wire,
guardrail, concrete traffic barriers, pipe rail, game fence, precast concrete, cable barriers, crash rated fence and gates, all types of gates in all styles both automatic or manual. Please call us with your requirements.
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PERMANENT FENCING
About This Project
Livestock Barbed Wire Fence
A standard barbed wire fence for livestock usually stands around 50 to 55 inches high is supported by steel posts spaced 15 to 25 feet apart. The number of wire strands you’ll need per length of fence depends on the animal being kept in or out. Sheep, for example, need seven strands, while cattle and horses generally need between 4 and 7.
Security Barbed Wire Fence
Aside from its agricultural uses, barbed wire is an excellent security measure. Barbed wire added to the top of an existing fence—often timber of chain link—consists of pole extensions with 3 or 6 strands of wire running between them.
