This chart is based on a maximum spacing of 9 foot 5 inches except at 30'. The standard distance between residential fence posts is 10 foot max. I prefer under 10 foot. It is a little more expensive to use 1 more pole in the line but it is also a much stronger fence!

Chain Link Pole Spacing Chart

Line Length	Pole Spacing	# of Poles
100'	9' 1 1/8"	11
95'	8' 7 5/8"	10
90'	9'	9
85'	8' 6"	9
80'	8' 10 5/8"	8
75'	9' 4 1/2"	7
70'	8' 9"	7
65'	8' 1 1/2"	7
60'	8' 6 3/4"	6
55'	9' 2"	5
50'	8' 4"	5
45'	9'	4
40'	8'	4
35'	9' 3"	3
30'	10'	2

Price ranges differ from state to state and there are a number of different grade materials to chose from. I have tried to look at a number of different states to get the ranges. These costs are to have your fence installed by a company.


4’ high residential galvanized fence runs between $3.50 to $7.50 per lineal foot

5’ high residential galvanized fence runs between $4.50 to $8.50 per lineal foot

6’ high commercial galvanized fence will cost between $10.00 to $12.00 per lineal foot

4’ high residential color type chain link runs between $6.50 to $9.75 per lineal foot

6’ high commercial color chain link is $13.00 to $15.00 per lineal foot

NOTE
None of these include the cost of gates.

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Walter D. Hargrave
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