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The Australian Chain Link Fencing Association is a non-profit organisation formed in May 2003 to encourage and promote the interests of chain link (chain mesh) manufacturers, suppliers and installers in promoting quality products to recognised Australian standards wherever possible.


To find out more about the Association's aims and objectives click on About Us.

CHAINLINK FENCING INNOVATIVE DESIGN AWARD

The Chain Link Fencing Association (ACLFA) has announced that it is accepting applications for the inaugural Chain Link Fencing Innovative Design Award.

The Association is keen to provide acknowledgement to projects which incorporate innovative use of chainlink fencing materials on commercial, industrial, sporting or institutional projects.

 The advent of lighter, stronger, load bearing tube and flexible pipe fittings has allowed designers to break away from designing structures which are only restricted to following straight lines incorporating right angle corners.

 

The Awards will feature uniquely-designed plaques to be awarded to the fence designer and the installing contractor with a cash award of $1,000 to be shared between the designer and contractor.

The Association seeks the support of members and our fencing colleagues to bring examples of innovative use of chain-link fabric to our attention in order that we can stimulate increased use of these materials on future fencing projects.

Applications must be received by the end of August to allow the judging to be finalized and the award announced with the presentations made at the AWIA conference in Surfers Paradise in October 2010.

For more information contact Brian Mullarvey on 03 9857 4305 or email brian@wireassociation.com.au

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

NEW CHAINLINK STANDARD FOR SPORTING FENCING GETTING CLOSER

The CE008 Australian Standard’s committee will meet in Sydney on 28th January 2010 to consider the comments received by Standards from interested parties regarding the proposed draft Australian Standard for Chain Link security and sporting fencing.

This new standard will incorporate both the existing AS1725-2003 Chain link fabric security fences and gates and new sections on tennis court fencing, cricket net enclosures and perimeter sports ground fencing.

The Association is represented on this committee by a number of members including Chairman Ray Otter, (VIC) Craig Gibbens, (NSW) Merv Just (NSW) and Peter Kurmis (SA)

More information available Ray Otter ray@otter.com.au

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sydney Office:
Tel: +61 2 9484 9856
Fax: +61 2 9875 5413
info@wireassociation.com.au
PO Box 565, Pennant Hills,
NSW 1715 Australia

Melbourne Office:
PO Box 1210G
Greythorn Vic 3104
Tel: +61 3 9857 4305

 

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