Woven Wood Wooden Fence Post - 1.82M - 50mm

Ensure your garden fencing is sturdy and attractive with these pressure-treated wooden fence posts...

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The Woven Wood Wooden Fence Post (1.82M, 50mm) is designed for homeowners and gardeners looking to create sturdy, rustic support for hazel and willow hurdles. Its primary benefit is its pressure-treated durability, which resists rot and decay for long-term outdoor use, though users should note that the 50mm diameter is best suited for light-to-medium screening rather than heavy-duty structural perimeter fencing.

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Model Part Number1467703
BrandWoven Wood

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FAQs

Are these posts suitable for heavy chain-link fencing?

No, these posts are designed for light-to-medium garden screening like hazel or willow hurdles and lack the structural integrity for heavy fencing.

Do I need to treat the posts before installation?

The posts are already pressure-treated against rot, but you may apply a wood preservative to the cut ends if you saw them to a custom length.

What is the diameter of these posts?

This specific model features a 50mm diameter.

How deep should I bury the post?

A general rule is to bury at least one-third of the total length of the post to ensure it remains stable in the wind.

Can these posts be cut to size?

Yes, they can be cut to fit your specific garden requirements using a standard hand or power saw.

Troubleshooting

Post is wobbly after installation

Backfill the hole with post-crete or compact the soil tightly around the base using a tamping bar.

Post is difficult to drive into ground

Use a heavy-duty mallet and ensure the ground is sufficiently moist, or dig a pilot hole if the soil is hard-packed.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Resistant to decay due to pressure treatment
  • Pointed end simplifies installation
  • Natural aesthetic integrates well with garden hurdles
  • Lightweight and easy to manage for DIY gardeners

Cons

  • Not intended for heavy-duty structural or security fencing
  • Limited thickness compared to heavy-duty timber posts
  • Natural wood may weather over time if not sealed further

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To install, clear your path of debris and use a post driver or a heavy mallet to sink the pointed end into the ground. Ensure the posts are spaced according to the width of your fencing panels to avoid sagging. For long-term care, although the posts are pressure-treated, applying an additional exterior wood preservative or stain every two to three years will significantly extend their lifespan, especially in areas with high rainfall or high soil moisture.

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