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Hog Fencing Supplies

When a fence foot fails or an anchor works loose in a confinement barn, that's not a quick fix. It means animals out of place, production thrown off, and time lost. Having the right replacement hardware on hand means you can address those failure points before they become bigger problems, without pulling entire fence sections or waiting on a parts order.

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Uses & Benefits

Repair Fence Failures Before They Become Containment Problems

Worn fence feet and damaged loop sections are the most common failure points in hog confinement systems, and catching them early is far less costly than dealing with animals out of a pen. Bolt-on repair kits let crews make field fixes without welding, while weld-on double loop repair angles restore structural integrity at the connection points that take the most stress. Addressing these weak points on your schedule keeps pens functional and animals where they belong.

Keep Feeders Stable Through the Entire Production Cycle

Feeders that shift or pull away from fencing create feed waste, animal access problems, and extra maintenance work that adds up over a production cycle. Purpose-built feeder brackets, wall mounts, and feeder pins are designed to hold equipment securely in position, reducing wear on both the feeder and the fence. Using the right mounting hardware from the start means fewer mid-cycle adjustments and feeders that stay correctly positioned without improvising.

Secure Fencing to Plastic Slat Systems with the Right Anchors and Tools

The connection between fence panels and plastic slat flooring takes constant stress and is easy to overlook until something fails. Stainless steel fencing anchors and Lunar-Lock anchors are built specifically for this interface, keeping panels stable and properly positioned. Having the correct installation tool for Duralock-style anchors on hand ensures anchors seat correctly the first time and speeds up the job.

Frequently Asked Questions

This category focuses on replacement hardware, repair components, and mounting accessories rather than full fence panels or posts. If you're building from scratch, you'll need to source panels and structural materials separately.

Weld-on repair angles are permanently fused to the fence structure and are best suited for shops or crews with welding capability on-site. Bolt-on kits, like the stainless steel fence foot repair kit, can be installed without welding, which makes them a practical choice for field repairs.

Stainless steel holds up better in wet, corrosive barn environments and is the right call for parts that stay in constant contact with manure, moisture, or slat systems. Cast iron T-bolt kits are a cost-effective option where corrosion exposure is lower.

The SS Fencing Anchor 8M and Hog Fence Lunar-Lock Anchor are both designed for this interface, keeping fence panels stable where they meet slat flooring. If you're working with Duralock-style anchors, the dedicated installation tool ensures anchors seat correctly and speeds up the job.

A gate flapper is a small component that helps maintain proper gate closure and containment at pen entry points. Replacing a worn flapper is one of the simplest ways to restore gate function before animals learn to push through.

You can mount feeders directly to fencing using a feeder bracket and feeder pin, or use a wall mount bracket where fencing isn't the right anchor point. Choosing the correct mount for your setup keeps feeders stable and reduces wear on both the feeder and the fence.