Fence Post – Pressure-Treated – Outdoor Use

Product Overview

This brown pressure-treated softwood post measures 2700mm (9ft) in length with a 75mm x 75mm (3" x 3") section. Treated under high pressure to resist rot, fungal decay, and insect attack, the square-cut top is ideal for post caps or finials. Suitable for domestic fencing, it supports 1.8m (6ft) panels with a gravel board or 1.5m (5ft) panels with trellis. Its extended length is perfect for sloped or uneven ground requiring stepped fencing or deeper setting.

Features & Benefits

• Pressure-treated softwood: Resists rot, fungal decay, and insect attack.
• Brown tint from treatment: Indicates preservative treatment for external use.
• Square-cut top: Accepts decorative caps, protects end grain, and gives a neat finish.
• Natural timber appearance: Can be left to weather naturally or stained/painted if desired.
• Workable softwood: Easy to cut, drill, and fix using standard tools.

Applications

• Fence panel support: Suitable for 6ft panels with a gravel board or 5ft panels with trellis.
• Domestic garden fencing: Provides dependable support for boundary fencing.
• Panel compatibility: Works with lap, featheredge, closeboard, or decorative styles.
• Sloped or uneven sites: Suitable for stepped fencing and deeper embedment.

Installation Guidance

• Ground embedment: Set approx. 600mm (2ft) into the ground for stability.
• Fixing method: Secure in place with post mix or concrete.
• End grain protection: Fit post caps or finials to limit water ingress and weathering.

Compliance & Performance

• Preservative treatment: High-pressure treated for external use, not UC4-rated.
• Service class: Suitable for domestic fencing; not intended for long-term permanent soil contact.

FAQ

• Q: Can this post be used with other fence styles?
  A: Yes, it is compatible with lap, featheredge, and closeboard styles.
• Q: What is the recommended depth for setting the post?
  A: We recommend setting the post approximately 600mm (2ft) into the ground.
• Q: Is staining or painting necessary?
  A: The post can be left to weather naturally or stained/painted if desired.