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Nov 7, 2023 · Recommended fence post size. Ultimately, the size of your fence posts will be determined by the size of your panels and installation method. For instance, let’s assume you’re using post concrete to install a 1.8 meter fence. When using post concrete, a 600mm hole is recommended for maximum strength.
For a 6-foot (1.828m) fence, you will need 8-foot (2.4m) posts, allowing for 2 feet (0.6m) of the post to be buried in the ground for stability. For example, for a 6-foot fence, this 100x100 2.4m fence post would work perfectly.
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Mark out the positions of two U brackets to the inside of each post - one 150mm from the top and one 150mm from the bottom of where the fence panel will be. Secure the brackets with 35mm external grade screws.
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It might not even be a fence post you wish to secure, there are other areas where you would want to put up a post or timber upright, including posts for washing lines, garden arches or trellis, also other garden structures such as a gazebo or pergola need posts or indeed many decking installations require postssecured into the ground for the deck t...
This obviously depends on the size of your post and the height of your fence, or other structure. The spiked fence post holders come in different sizes for different posts. You can see a selection of different models above, some with built in fixing bolts (which we prefer) and some which have holes for you to screw the post to the holder, which are...
Metal post holders and spikes solve the fence post problem in most ways. The metal spikes are simply driven into the ground with a sledge hammer or mallet but it is really advisable to put a driving block into the fence post spike first (shown in the image below). You push the fence spike into the ground as far as you can by hand, then slot the dri...
If you want to put a fence post onto a patio for a summer house, gazebo or pergola there is a special bolt down post holder available for this too. It is shown below and as you can see it sits flat on the floor and is bolted or screwed down in all four corners. The post holder comes predrilled with holes for this purpose. This type of metal fence p...
On a concrete surface we suggest you bolt it down using Rawl bolts (shown below) which are placed into holes drilled into the concrete and then tightened. Place your post holder in position and mark through the holes onto the surface below using a permanent marker or similar. Drill the correct size holes for the bolts you’re using and then position...
It is worth noting that these post holders also need to be level, so if you are fixing them to a base that has a slope or a dip then you can insert washers beneath the post holder holes to line up small disparities. However if you need multiple washers to make the post holders line up then you could also mix up a small batch of mortar to sit undern...
You can also buy post holders that are designed to be concreted in to the ground. They are made of steel and are extremely hard-wearing and resistant to corrosion due to the fact they are dual coated – firstly zinc plated then powder coated. This means that when you come to replace your fence, or other structure, in the future you will not need to ...
Most fences fail when the fence posts break due to rot or insect damage. If you have a broken fence post due to storm damage or rot, but most of the fencing is still intact you might want to just repair the post using a repair spike like the ones below. There is no need to remove the existing concrete or to add more concrete when you are using thes...
Our robust fence post brackets are designed for easy installation and provide excellent stability for your fence. For a quick and reliable solution, our post spikes for fences provide secure anchoring without any digging.
Whether you're working on a new fence installation, decking project, or need to make repairs, our brackets offer the flexibility to fit various post sizes. This feature ensures a secure grip and perfect alignment, greatly simplifying the installation process.
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