Cement Post

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• Wet cast, steel reinforced concrete fence posts which are suitable for domestic panel fencing. Concrete Slotted fence posts are the long lasting alternative to timber posts as each post has four internal steel reinforcing bars. Concrete fence posts provide strength and durability to your fencing and are not susceptible to rot in the ground. All of our fencing panels will fit into the slotted fence posts. Prices exclude Value Added Tax (VAT) which will be applied to all orders at the rate in force at the time of placing the order.
• Set fence posts in fast-setting concrete if you''re planning to leave the fence in place for a long time or if you have very loose, sandy soil. First dig the holes using an auger or a post-hole digger. Plan to set at least one-fourth to one-third of the fence post underground, and dig the hole accordingly. Then set the fence post in the hole. Once you set the next post, you''ll need to measure to make sure the same length of post is above ground for all posts. Pour 6 in. of gravel around the fence post and then top with concrete. If the concrete is too loose, use braces to keep the post upright. Check that the post is flush with the string line and plumb. It''s best to let the concrete cure for three or four days before attaching fence rails, fence panels, or chain link. Make sure the concrete is hard before attaching anything that puts weight on the posts.

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