How to Build a Wire Fence

When you need a garden fence that&#;s sturdy and installs quickly, building a wire fence is the best solution. For gardeners, welded-wire mesh fencing will keep out rabbits and dogs, while PVC-coated galvanized wire buried below the ground will keep out woodchucks and moles. A gate at one end or both allows easy access for a wheelbarrow.  

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Installing wire fencing is usually quick and inexpensive work. Wire fence installation is easiest and fastest when using metal fence posts that are driven into the ground. A sturdier version uses regular wood posts set in holes. This guide walks you through how to build a wire fence with wood posts. 

Some tips before you start

The fence 
Calculate the perimeter of your garden and count one roll every 25 m.

The posts 
Calculate the perimeter of your garden in metres. A post is installed every 2.50 m.
Number of posts needed = (perimeter / 2.5) + 1.

Struts
Plan for one strut per end post and 2 struts per corner.

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Tension wire
Define the number of rows of wire needed: one row at the top, one row at the bottom + one row every 50 cm. Then calculate the length of the tension wire you need (number of rows + length of the fence) + 5%.

Tensioners
Provide one tensioner per row of tension wire + 1 tensioner near each starting, corner and reinforcement post.

The tie wire or staples
They fix the fence to the tension wire. For one meter of tension wire, you need 3 staples or 30 cm of tie wire.

The tensioning bars
They are used to tension the fence without deforming it. Provide one bar per end post and 2 bars per corner or reinforcement post.

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