Flexible Fence Accessories

What are the different types of accessories for flexible mesh fencing?

Stretching, cutting, and securing your mesh fence—these installation accessories are essential for properly setting up flexible fencing and ensuring it stays in place over time.
Both welded wire mesh and chain link mesh need to be tensioned correctly for long-lasting durability. The tensioner is a key component, installed on T-posts. Attach the tensioner and thread the tension wire through it. Use pliers to turn the tensioner’s spindle and keep the wire tight.
The tension wire itself is made of steel for strength and is plastic-coated for added durability. One roll of tension wire typically covers 100 linear meters.
Another important tool for tensioning your mesh is the tension bar. Place it at the start and end of your fence line. Available in green, gray, or galvanized finishes, it matches your mesh fence color. Sometimes, you’ll need to stiffen the mesh with the Dress Fil pliers.
For easier installation, the traction clamp holds the mesh in place while stapling. This can be done with Omega 20 staples, easily applied using the Baby Grafer pliers or the Top Grafer.
Some accessories are designed for installing mesh fencing on concrete surfaces. Base plates are available for both T-posts and bracing posts, and come in matching colors to blend with your fence.
The post support lets you install fencing directly in the ground without concrete, making setup much quicker. Its galvanized finish protects against rust and weather, and it’s lightweight for easy handling.
You’ll also find anchors and bolts for securing T-posts and bracing posts to base plates.

Why buy your accessories from Districlos?

Buying accessories individually from Districlos lets you order exactly what you need for your project—no unnecessary extras. These parts can also be used for other DIY jobs, helping you avoid waste.
We have several stores in France and a team of advisors available by phone to help you with your flexible mesh fencing project.

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