On-site welding is an older style, and schools now rarely use it for sports field fencing. It has the following disadvantages in terms of installation and use:
During installation, after the posts are buried, the posts may lean or tilt when connecting them to the chain link mesh to maintain tension. This results in an unsightly appearance after installation, and disassembling the mesh is inconvenient. If any problem occurs, the entire fence must be removed and replaced.
Framed sports field fencing overcomes these shortcomings.
After the frame is welded, the mesh panels are connected using steel bars and U-shaped clips. After connection, ears are welded around the edges of the frame to connect to the 75mm posts. This not only makes installation convenient but also ensures sturdiness and durability. If a problem occurs in any area, the screws can be removed and the fence replaced.
