√ 3 ft. galvanized tension bar---Actually 34 in. Length--- 5/8" wide--for 36 in. chain link fabric--Use with 3 sets tension bands with bolts and nuts
√ 3.5 ft. galvanized tension bar---Actually 40 in. length--- 5/8" wide--for 42 in. chain link fabric--Use with 3 sets tension bands with bolts and nuts
√ 4 ft. galvanized tension bar---Actually, 46 in. length--- 5/8" wide--for 48 in. chain link fabric--Use with 3 sets tension bands with bolts and nuts
√ 5 ft. galvanized tension bar-------Actually 58 in. length--- 5/8" wide--for 60 in. chain link fabric--Use with 4 sets tension bands with bolts and nuts
√ 6 ft. galvanized tension bar-------Actually 70 in. length--- 5/8" wide--for 72 in. chain link fabric--Use with 5 sets tension bands with bolts and nuts
√ 7ft. galvanized tension bar-------Actually 82 in. length--- 5/8" wide--for 84 in. chain link fabric--Use with 6 sets tension bands with bolts and nuts
√ 8ft. galvanized tension bar-------Actually 94 in. length--- 5/8" wide--for 96 in. chain link fabric--Use with 7 sets tension bands with bolts and nuts
√ 12ft. galvanized tension bar-------Actually 142 in. length--- 5/8" wide---for 144 in. chain link fabric--Use with 9 sets tension bands with bolts and nuts.
Once you have installed your post, framework, and top rail, you will take the end of the chain-link fabric and place it up to the terminal post. Start at the top of the chain-link fabric and insert the tension bar down through the bands and the weave of the chain link until you get to the bottom. You will then tighten all the tension and end bands to hold the tension bar in place.
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