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Wire, Rope & Posts

Wire, Rope & Posts

Whether you’re installing a new fence or making some much-needed improvements, we have the equipment that will help you get the job done right. At L&M Fleet Supply, find a large collection of wire, rope and posts to serve your construction needs.

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  1. Origin Point Poultry Netting
    Origin Point Origin Point Poultry Netting
    As low as $14.99
  2. Power Wizard 48" Step-In Poly Posts
    Power Wizard Power Wizard 48" Step-In Poly Posts
    As low as $2.99
  3. Oklahoma Steel & Wire Welded Wire Utility Fabric 14Ga
    Oklahoma/Iowa Steel Oklahoma Steel & Wire Welded Wire Utility Fabric 14Ga
    As low as $88.88
  4. Farm Innovators Cord Connect™
    Farm Innovators Farm Innovators Cord Connect™
    $6.99
  5. Allied Tools 10-Inch Fence Pliers
    Allied International Allied Tools 10-Inch Fence Pliers
    $9.99
  6. W & H Steel Electric Fence Post 4' X 3/8"
    W & H Manufacturers W & H Steel Electric Fence Post 4' X 3/8"
    $2.79
  7. OK Brand 16 Gauge Black Rebar Tie Wire Spool
    Oklahoma/Iowa Steel OK Brand 16 Gauge Black Rebar Tie Wire Spool
    $9.99
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Find Secure, Affordable Fencing at L&M Fleet Supply

Structure your fence quickly and effectively with NuPost Steel T-Posts, secure it with heavy-gauge OK Brand Rebar Tie Wire, and finish your partition with Garden Craft Mesh Fencing. Soon, you’ll have the proper protection for livestock, crop fields, gardens and other important outdoor areas.

Mesh Fence vs. Wood Fence vs. Metal Fence

When it comes to fencing materials, there are three main types – mesh, wood and metal. You’ll need to consider a number of factors before choosing the right one for your needs. Mainly, durability, longevity and price.

Here are the main considerations for choosing between a mesh fence, wood fence and metal fence:

  • Mesh fences are the most affordable, but supply the least amount of protection. Usually constructed of steel or plastic, they are easy to install but they don’t provide the same eye-catching aesthetic as alternatives like wood.
  • Wood fences are more durable than mesh and provide an attractive look. However, they require regular maintenance to prevent deterioration.
  • Metal fences are the most durable, lasting for years with the least amount of maintenance. However, they are usually the most expensive and tougher to install unless you purchase prefabricated gates and panels.

FAQs

Is chicken wire strong?

Poultry netting is very useful for keeping chickens in place, but sometimes, it can’t keep the largest predators out.

When should I install electric fencing?

Electric fencing can be useful to control a wide variety of animals. These types of fences create a jolt of electricity upon contact.