Expert guides on chain link fencing, barbed wire, and perimeter security — from Kenya's manufacturer.
Short rains make post holes and site access harder. Late September is the practical window to stock chain link and barbed wire.
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Sites in Syokimau, Athi River, Mlolongo and Machakos can collect chain link and barbed wire from the Imara factory instead of waiting on a long haul.
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Bare wire rusts fast in highland rain and coastal air. Galvanized chain link and barbed wire is the specification that lasts a season and beyond.
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Imara Wires loads from Syokimau for Mombasa, Kisumu, Nakuru, Eldoret and other counties. How to book delivery so the site is not waiting.
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Kenyan schools reopen in September. Specify height, gauge and mesh now so chain link arrives before learners do.
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Order school chain link at the end of August so posts and mesh arrive before September site work. Recommended 6ft–7ft G16 or G14 specs for Kenyan schools.
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Use late August to walk the boundary: sagging mesh, rusty barbs and missing ties. Order replacement rolls from Syokimau before September jobs pile up.
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Mesh alone does not make a fence. Corner posts, straining wire and matching gates decide whether a chain link job stays tight after the first rainy season.
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Imara Wires chain link rolls are typically 18 metres. Learn how to convert fence length into rolls and add a small allowance for corners and joins.
Read articleGet factory-direct pricing from Imara Wires in Syokimau, Nairobi.
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