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This guide helps homeowners and contractors understand and effectively use the Arranwood Green Treated Wooden Fence Post (75mm x 75mm x 1200mm). Designed for above-ground applications, this post offers durability and resistance to rot and insects, making it ideal for various outdoor projects. However, it's crucial to ensure proper installation and avoid ground contact to maximize its lifespan. This guide covers key features, performance, setup, and troubleshooting to help you get the most out of your Arranwood fence posts.
| Model Part Number | 75mm X 75mm X 1200mm |
|---|---|
| Brand | Arranwood |
UC3u treatment is a pressure treatment process that protects the wood against rot, fungal decay, and insect attack for above-ground use.
With proper installation and care, these posts can last for many years. Avoid ground contact and inspect regularly for maximum lifespan.
Yes, you can paint or stain the posts. However, ensure the paint or stain is suitable for use on treated timber and follow the manufacturer's instructions.
No, these posts are primarily designed for lightweight applications such as fencing and trellises. They are not suitable for heavy load-bearing structures.
Approximately 12kg per post.
Store the posts off damp ground and cover them if they are not going to be installed immediately.
These posts are designed for above-ground use. Avoid direct ground contact to maximize their lifespan and prevent premature decay.
Check the footing or post spike stability. Re-secure or replace with a more robust method such as deeper concrete footings.
Ensure the post is not in direct contact with the ground. Replace the damaged post and improve drainage around the base if necessary.
Ensure that the posts are square and level. Use appropriate screws or fixings designed for treated timber.
The green color is a surface treatment. This is normal and doesn't affect the wood's protective qualities. Consider reapplying a suitable wood treatment if aesthetics are important.
