Fence terminology includes:

Fences: A barrier of protection formed by the erection of wire or wire products poles or plank, other materials and components.

Wire fencing products: Wire products for fencing made of wire.

Woven wire fencing: A wire formed by the combination of weft and warp wires by knotting.

Chain link fencing: A wire net formed by weaving wires into a flat spiral.

Wireting fencing: A wire net formed by weaving wires at an angle of 120° to each other to form a hexagonal mesh.

Hardware cloth f: A wire net formed by weaving wires vertically to each other according to a certain rule.

Welded wire pand fencing: A wire net formed by welding at the of wires.

Barbed wire: A barbed wire formed by winding barbed wire on a single or double strand of wire.

Two-line barbed wire Barbed wire with two strands of wire.

Single-line barbed wire: Barbed wire with only one strand of wire.

Woven wire fences: Fencing in which woven wire is the main barrier.

Chain link fences: Fencing facilities in which chain link is the main barrier.

Wire netting fences: Fencing in which wire netting is the main barrier.

Hardware cloth fences: Fencing facilities in which hardware cloth is the main barrier.

Barbed wire fences: Protective facilities formed by the erection of barbed wire.

Welded wire panel fences: Fencing facilities in which welded wire is the main barrier.

S wire fences: Protective facilities formed by the erection of wire.

Electric fences: Protective facilities formed by the erection of wire and the subsequent passage of high- pulse current.

Wooden post and rail fences: Protective facilities formed by the erection of wooden poles.

Welded steel fences: Protective facilities formed by round steel, flat steel, or steel pipes into components and then erecting them.

Woven wood fences: Protective facilities formed by making wooden plank components and thening them.