6ft Fence Posts

6ft fence posts are a versatile and essential component for building strong and durable fencing. Whether you're installing garden fences, privacy screens, or boundary enclosures, these posts provide the necessary support to ensure stability and longevity. They are easy to install and are compatible with fence post spikes, ground anchors, and Postcrete for secure fixing.

Fence panels and fence post support is also available to help you complete your fencing project.

CTP75751800 75x75x1800mm Certified Softwood Sawn Square End Fence Post Treated
• Responsibly Sourced Softwood
• Treated for External Use
• Sawn Finish Fence Post

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CTP1001001800 100x100x1800mm Softwood Sawn Square End Fence Post Treated
• Responsibly Sourced Softwood • Treated for External Use • Sawn Finish Fence Post

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CTPP75751800 75x75x1800mm Certified Softwood Sawn Pointed Fence Post Treated
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FAQS ABOUT FENCE POSTS

HOW DEEP DO FENCE POSTS NEED TO BE?

As a general rule of thumb, inserting ⅓ of the fence post height into the ground to secure it with concrete is best practice. For instance, a 6ft fence would require a 2ft hole secured with concrete mix and a 12ft fence would require a 4ft hole secured with concrete mix.

HOW MANY FENCE POSTS DO I NEED?

The quantity of fence posts you’ll need will depend upon the overall size of your fence. As a rule of thumb, you should have a post every 6-8 ft along the fence's length.

HOW LONG DO WOODEN FENCE POSTS LAST?

If your fence posts are well maintained and treated, they can last up to 10-15 years. If you decide to leave your fence posts untreated, you can expect to get around 5 years of lifespan out of them.

6ft Fence Posts

Fence panels and fence post support is also available to help you complete your fencing project.