How deep should wooden fence posts be buried?
Dig post hole so diameter of the hole is 3 times the width of the post (i.e., the hole for a 4” wood post should be about 12 inches wide). The depth of the hole should be 1/3-1/2 the post height above ground (i.e., a 6-foot tall fence would require a hole depth of at least 2 feet).
What is the best timber for fence posts?
One of the best timber for post and rail fencing is treated pine, as it’s incredibly versatile to work with and durable. Used extensively in the building industry in a range of outdoor constructions, you can expect to find treated pine in everything from decks, pergolas to retaining walls and cladding.
What is the strongest fence post?
DuraPost is stronger than both concrete and timber fence posts and is guaranteed to last up to 25 years. Made from galvanised steel, DuraPost doesn’t rot, split, warp, crack or chip and can even withstand winds of up to 110mph!
What are the different types of wooden fence posts?
Standard (Non Slotted) Wooden Fence Posts 1 Standard square section posts without the unique slot that our Slotted Jakposts have. 2 Standard Panel Fence Posts, planed finish square section 75mm x 75mm nominal. 3 Suitable for use with both panels and traditional fencing
Why choose joinjacksons fencing?
Jacksons fencing are at the forefront of metal security fencing for any environment. Whether you require sports fencing through to intruder deterrent and detection around commercial properties or high security sites, we can provide a safe, secure, and sustainable solution.
Why choose AJ Jacksons fencing for your acoustic fence?
Jacksons Fencing is the UK’s leading supplier and installer of premium acoustic fencing and barriers to domestic and commercial markets. Whether you require an attractive timber garden acoustic fence or a high security acoustic barrier, we can provide a safe, secure, and sustainable solution.
What is the difference between jakposts and slotted fence posts?
Jakposts are generally more supportive than square posts and easier to erect than concrete posts. The difference between standard and heavy duty slotted fence posts is that heavy duty posts are stronger, therefore should be used if the fence is over 2 meters in height or if it’s going to be installed where there is possibility of strong winds.