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Chain link fencing is versatile, durable, and cost-effective, making it useful for a wide range of applications. Here are the best and most common uses:

1. 

Security Fencing

Residential and commercial properties: Deters unauthorized access.

Industrial sites: Provides perimeter security with visibility.

Military and government facilities: Often used with barbed or razor wire.

2. 

Animal Enclosures

Dog runs and kennels: Keeps pets contained while allowing visibility and ventilation.

Livestock fencing: Suitable for separating or enclosing animals.

Zoos and wildlife reserves: Modified for safety and durability.

3. 

Sports Facilities

Baseball fields, tennis courts, etc.: Prevents balls from escaping and controls entry.

School grounds: Separates play areas, provides boundaries.

4. 

Temporary Barriers

Construction sites: Offers quick, movable security.

Event fencing: Guides crowds and controls access at events.

5. 

Garden or Yard Protection

Keeps out pests: Prevents animals like deer or rabbits from entering gardens.

Child safety: Creates a secure play area.

6. 

Highway and Infrastructure Protection

Roadways and bridges: Prevents pedestrian access or debris intrusion.

Railway lines: Enhances safety by restricting access.

7. 

Prison and Detention Facilities

Often doubled with razor wire and surveillance for maximum control.