Whether run-down areas of cities or aging suburban areas, cyclone/chainlink fences were a cheap alternative during the 50s and 60s boom period.
Installing cyclone/chainlink today looks cheap and is cheap and gnarly looking. It's like people who build a "deck" and use the cheapest materials --it looks awful. Chainlinks is for used car backlots and train depots, not yards.
Pickets, vertical redwood, post and rail, even welded wire look way better than chainlink. I'll take a waddle fence too while we're at it. Chainlink is cheap and looks cheap. Worst is people do not maintain them after installation.
Installing cyclone/chainlink today looks cheap and is cheap and gnarly looking. It's like people who build a "deck" and use the cheapest materials --it looks awful. Chainlinks is for used car backlots and train depots, not yards.
Pickets, vertical redwood, post and rail, even welded wire look way better than chainlink. I'll take a waddle fence too while we're at it. Chainlink is cheap and looks cheap. Worst is people do not maintain them after installation.