How To Attach a Wire Liner To a Vinyl Fence

Whether you need to keep something in or out of your fence, you must figure out how to attach a wire liner to a vinyl fence. Vinyl fencing lasts longer than wood because it’s weather-resistant; it is less likely to mold when exposed to moisture. If you already have a vinyl fence installed and want to make it more secure with a welded wire fence, you’ll need a few essential skills and items. Keep reading for tips to help you finish your fence project.

Choose a Type of Welded Wire Fence

The type of wire liner you choose will depend on the type of fence you’re creating. If you need to keep in chickens and keep out small predators such as rabbits, you should use mesh wire. For cattle, you can use welded wire fencing. You can choose uncoated, plastic-coated, or vinyl-coated fencing to attach to your vinyl fence posts.

Pro Tip: Vinyl is preferred to other materials because it is weather-resistant and long-lasting.

Attach Your Fencing

To install wire liners, you should measure the perimeter of your fence. You will need enough rolls of wire for the border of your fence—and possibly for a gate too. Roll out your wire liner against your fence and line it up evenly between your vinyl fence posts before attaching for fencing staples. If you’re attempting to keep small animals in or out, dig a trench below your fence and bury some of the wire fencings about a foot below ground.

Install Fence Claws

The best fasteners for a welded wire fence are ones that are rust-resistant and reusable. Cat’s Claw Fasteners are four times stronger than U-nails and are easy to install with a power drill. You don’t have to be a professional to know how to attach a wire liner to a vinyl fence when you use our fence claws to get the job done quickly and efficiently. Visit our online store to get your first tub of fence claws today.

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