Will a metal chain link fence interfere with this?
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FYI&gt;.... Hope this helps you: the collar recently broke on this unit so I called PetSafe and they informed me that this model is discontinued and extra collars and spare parts are no longer available. I bought their new product line (PetSafe Yard Max Rechargeable) that is replacing the UltraSmart product line directly from PetSafe at a discount.
745662
Yes, you will need to provide some sort of barrier to contain it. It does not have to be a full fence. I have used small stone pavers and 1 foot high garden fencing. Also it will turn around if it hits pavement or a walkway so you can use those features of your yard to contain it's wandering.
280442
There is not enough space between the wall and the coverfor a chain to go through. Maybe the chain could go through the bottom rung but would hang over the lip then.
172580
I've not tried this. The unit itself is lite so a properly installed chain link fence post wouldn't have any trouble with the combined weight of this enclosure and a camera. However, the mount on this enclosure would not fit securely on a small fence post. You would have to get a pole mounting bracket to couple with the built in mount for this enclosure. You should be able to find a pole mounting bracket at your local hardware store.
170445
If it is a normal trailer bumper then it will not interfere. I use the spare tire as an extra point to tie the bikes off to keep them on the rack.
1395917
Hi Michael you should have no problem. The mounting of the fence is adjustable the bolts run on a T track for different hole spacing hope this helps good luck and if you have anymore questions don't hesitate to ask its a great aftermarket fence happy bandsawing
1446472
It should attach to the narrow metal strip around the opening but there will be little if any overhang.
951841
There is no metal core in the fencing. It is a fairly heavy gauge plastic "wire" thermo-welded at the intersections. I have not measured the diameter of the plastic "wire." I have had some protecting gardens from deer for several years, and it is still in good condition. However, if an animal elected to chew through it, it would offer only the resistance of plastic. We have rabbits, field mice, etc., but none have tried to chew through the fence. Our fence is stapled to 4x's on the bottom edge.
1280935
Yes. 5 feet tall and 50 feet long. I have a 5 foot chain link and it covers the entire fence. I read it would be somewhat off of the ground by about 1-2 inches, but mine covers.
2060978
it might interfere. I have a dog grooming shop that I installed this on and a wall in between the sender and receiver prevented it from chiming.
1974083
I don't think this would work. There is only 5 5/8" from the fence to the slotted plate that secures the board. If you removed the plate and used a 45 degree wedge, only one of the clamps would contact the material because of the way they are implemented.
280928
My chain link fence handles well with it and I get high wind directly at it. The main thing is having sturdy stakes to hold it to the ground or use metal ties instead of the plastic to secure it to your fence. Great product thus far for what I needed. My neighbors dogs have finally stopped barking every time I walk by.
467489
Definitely. Mine is mounted on a wooden gate. It was easy to mount following the instructions. It also has mounting instructions for chain link and other metal gates.
813367
It should be fine. I've cut metal fencing with much larger gaps. The trick is getting the arc started. Once it's going, it mostly stays going if you keep moving. Expanded metal will cut like butter.
512056
My gate is attached to a small metal railing. It works great! However I attached mine with zip ties. May not be the most attractive attachment but it works. I did not need to drill any holes in the wall or railing.
903595
Should not interfere with the step at all. However the Pole area would have to be cut out unless they have a new model that allows for this.
572809
yes, I attached mine to a chain link kennel fence. There are holes in the back to run a wire through to attach to the fence.