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1-5/8" Black Aluminum Terminal Cap
1-5/8" Black Aluminum Terminal Cap
1-5/8" Black Aluminum Terminal Cap
1-5/8" Black Aluminum Terminal Cap

1-5/8" Black Aluminum Terminal Cap

The American Fence Company

SKU: 10104B

Regular price $1.57 Sale


Once you've finished installing a chain link fence, there are still a few accessories that need attachment. For example, you have terminal posts with wide openings that need to be covered. Terminal caps are essential for making the fence appear not just elegant but whole and complete. Without these caps to cover them, the openings of your posts present safety hazards. The edges can become sharp with time, so accidental cuts are possible for people who come in contact with the fence—especially children as they attempt to climb the fabric. Wide openings also present gaps for collecting precipitation and debris. This, over time, can compromise the integrity of the fence.

The 1-5/8" Black Aluminum Terminal Cap is designed to counter these issues. The cap features a domed shape with rounded edges, which makes it safe to handle both before and after installation. This cap can be used to cover gate, end, and corner posts. Attaching it to your post is easy. Press the cap over the post opening and gently fit into place. If it's not fitting on properly, use a rubber mallet to help it snap on. The 1-5/8" Aluminum Terminal Cap is highly rust resistant and painted to match the aesthetic of a black vinyl chain link fence.

  • Made of light-weight aluminum
  • Black color
  • Rust-resistant 
  • Rounded design offers increased safety

How the part fits? The cap slips over the top of the corner, gate, or end post to hide any sharp post edges and protect from water damage.

Where is it installed? The cap is installed on top of the exposed terminal post.

How many do you need? One cap is required for each terminal post.

Fits 1-5/8” outside diameter post. .11lb.

Place the cap over the exposed edge of the post. The cap should fit tightly around the rim of the post. You may use a rubber mallet to ensure the cap is secured firmly in place.