Barbed Wire & Woven Wire Materials in Central Kansas

Both refer to how many barbs sit at each twist along the wire. Two-point is the everyday choice for most cattle perimeters and cross-fencing. Four-point bites harder and turns stock that crowd or lean into a fence, so we'll often spec it for bull pens or heavy-pressure lines. We stock both in standard 1,320-foot rolls.

Barbed wire comes in 1,320-foot rolls — a quarter mile per roll. Woven and field-fence rolls are typically 330 feet, though heavier fixed-knot patterns sometimes come shorter. Tell us your total footage and we'll figure exactly how many rolls you need, with a little overlap built in for splices and corners.

For most Central Kansas pasture we'd point you to 12.5-gauge wire with a Class 3 galvanized coating — it stands up to our wet-then-dry soil and lasts far longer than thin, lightly coated box-store wire. Lighter gauges cost less up front but rust out and sag sooner. We'll lay out the options and let you decide what fits the budget and how long you want the fence to last.

Yes — we supply studded T-posts in the right length and weight, wire stays to keep strands from rolling, and the clips and staples to match. We figure those off your footage right alongside the wire so everything shows up together and nothing on the line is mismatched.

Either one. You're welcome to pick up your rolls and posts at our place in Haven, open daily 8 AM to 6 PM. For bigger orders or if you'd rather not haul it, we deliver across Reno County and the surrounding Central Kansas area — just ask Cody about delivery when you order.

Both. Plenty of folks buy the wire and run it themselves, and we're glad to talk through bracing and tension so it holds. If you'd rather have it done right the first time, our crew sets braced corners below the frost line, stretches the wire drum-tight, and backs the whole job with our 5-year workmanship warranty.