Forest Garden Square Timber Fence Post - 2.4m x 100mm

The Green Incised Fence Posts have been kiln dried, incised and then Pressure Treated for increase...

Best current price£27.00from B&Q

All Offers

2 offers from £27.00 - £40.99

View price history by clicking the chart icon.

B&QB&Q - Square Timber Fence Post (H)2.4M (W)100mm
Free delivery in 1–3 days
£27.00
Visit shop
ShedstoreForest Garden Green 8' X 4" X 4" Forest Uc4 Incised Fence Post (2400Mm X 100Mm X 100Mm)
Free delivery in 1–3 days
£40.99
Visit shop

Product Information

Full details

This guide is for homeowners and gardeners seeking durable and long-lasting fencing solutions. The Forest Garden Square Timber Fence Post provides a robust foundation for various fence panels, offering a 15-year anti-rot guarantee. Note that proper installation, including adequate ground depth, is crucial for maximizing the post's lifespan and performance.

All features

Model Part NumberUC4
BrandForest Garden

Extended Product Information

FAQs

What is the lifespan of these fence posts?

These posts come with a 15-year anti-rot guarantee when installed correctly.

What is the recommended ground depth for the posts?

It is recommended to bury at least 60cm of the post in the ground.

Can I paint or stain these posts?

Yes, you can paint or stain the posts once they are properly installed and dried. Ensure you use a suitable exterior wood paint or stain.

What kind of fixings should I use?

Use appropriate screws or fixings designed for outdoor use and suitable for the type of fence panels you are using.

Are the posts suitable for use with concrete gravel boards?

Yes, these posts are suitable for use with concrete gravel boards. Ensure the posts are deep enough to support the full height of the fence, including the gravel boards.

How do I calculate the post length needed for my fence?

Order your post lengths 2' (600mm) longer than your panel height, i.e., 8' posts for a 6ft fence.

How do I maintain the appearance of the posts?

Clean the posts periodically to remove dirt or debris. You can also apply a wood treatment or stain to maintain the appearance and further protect the wood.

Troubleshooting

Post is unstable or wobbly after installation.

Check the depth and stability of the post's base. Ensure that the backfill material (concrete or gravel) is adequately compacted. Re-dig and re-set the post if necessary, ensuring a solid base.

Post is rotting prematurely.

Ensure the post is not in constant contact with standing water or excessive moisture. Check for any damage that may expose untreated wood. Replace the post if the rot is significant. Apply a wood preservative to slow down the process.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • 15-year anti-rot guarantee for long-lasting performance.
  • Pressure treatment and incised design for enhanced durability.
  • Made from sustainably sourced timber, supporting environmental responsibility.
  • Available in various sizes to accommodate different fence panel heights and garden layouts.
  • Easy-fit fixing accessories available to simplify installation.

Cons

  • Requires careful installation, including adequate ground depth (60cm), to ensure stability.
  • The rustic appearance might not suit all aesthetic preferences.
  • Additional finishing touches, such as post caps or finials, are required to complete the installation.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup

  1. Preparation: Dig holes to the appropriate depth (60cm) for the posts, ensuring they are spaced correctly to accommodate your fence panels.
  2. Post Placement: Place the posts in the holes, ensuring they are level and plumb.
  3. Securing the Posts: Use concrete or gravel to backfill the holes, compacting the material to provide stability.
  4. Panel Attachment: Attach your chosen fence panels to the posts, using appropriate screws or fixings.

Compatibility

The posts are compatible with a wide range of fence panels. Ensure that you select posts of the correct length and width to match your chosen panel dimensions.

Care

  • Regularly inspect the posts for any signs of damage or decay.
  • If needed, apply a wood preservative to the exposed portions of the post, especially if the timber is cut or exposed during installation.
  • Clean any debris or vegetation from around the base of the posts to prevent moisture buildup and potential rot.

Similar items

Price History

DatePrice
Visit shop