Installation & Fencing Tips
BSMW Fence Installation Services
Proper installation ensures that your fence performs at its optimum for the maximum period of time. Improperly installed fencing wire can cause damage to the fence itself, such as sagging, twisting, or buckling. This weakens the fence and makes it less effective in providing security.
Expert installation reduces:
• Risk of fence deterioration
• Costly repairs
• Or worse – complete replacement
It ensures:
• Maximum effectiveness of the fence
• Good aesthetic finish
• Maximum longevity & durability
Over 80% of problems result from poor installation practices. Professional and proper installation is as important to total performance as the manufacturing process and materials used. The quality control measures taken in the manufacturing plant, which ensure high quality, can be nullified if any step in the installation process is performed improperly. Poor installation not only affects overall performance, but also the affects the longevity and life of the fence.
We send trained teams with years of experience in wire fixing. They work in harsh conditions and tough terrains on site for days, to deliver an effective perimeter fence for lasting security.
Helpful Fencing Tips
Fencing Tip #1
Don’t Judge Fence Wire Only By Weight
One of the most common myths in the fencing industry is:
“Heavier wire means better quality.”
This is not always true!
Today, many fencing products such as barbed wire, chain link mesh, razor wire, and concertina coils are commonly sold by weight (kgs). Because of this, buyers often assume that thicker and heavier wire automatically means stronger and longer-lasting fencing.
The Reality – A wire can be:
- Thick
- Heavy
- Low quality
- Poorly galvanized or even ungalvanized
Such wire may look strong initially, but it can rust quickly and significantly reduce the life of the fence.
What actually matters more is that instead of focusing only on weight, buyers should check:
Galvanization quality: Proper galvanization protects the wire from rust and corrosion.
A lighter but high tensile galvanized wire can outperform a heavier low-quality wire in:
- Strength
- Durability
- Rust resistance
- Overall fence life
Tensile strength: High tensile wires are engineered for greater strength and durability.
High tensile wires are usually better as they are:
- Thinner in diameter
- Lighter in weight
- Stronger than ordinary thick wires
- More durable over time
Because of their higher tensile strength, they can withstand greater tension and stress while using less material.
Smart Buying Tip
It is often better to buy high tensile galvanized fencing wire by meter rather than buying thick ordinary wire by kilograms.
Final Advice
When selecting fencing products, do not evaluate quality only by:
- Thickness
- Weight
- Kgs supplied
Always ask about:
- Zinc coating / galvanization
- Tensile strength
- Wire grade
- Expected lifespan
A well-engineered fence is not necessarily the heaviest — it is the one that delivers the best long-term performance.