Forest Garden Green Incised Fence Post 8Ft - 240 X 7.5 X 7.5Cm - Pack Of 3

The term 'incised' refers to tiny cuts made into the timber's surface. These incisions allow the pressure treatment preservative to penetrate much deeper into the wood, significantly enhancing its resistance to rot and decay.

Forest Garden provides a 15-year Anti-Rot guarantee on these posts, indicating they are designed for long-term durability when installed correctly.

Yes, you can paint or stain these posts if you wish to change their appearance or add an extra layer of protection for aesthetic reasons. Ensure the timber is clean and dry before application.

Yes, the deep incised and pressure treatment makes them highly resistant to rot and decay, suitable for most common soil types. Proper installation with good drainage is still recommended.

Incised posts have small cuts that allow the preservative to penetrate deeper into the timber than with standard pressure treatment, leading to superior long-term protection against rot and decay.

These posts are pressure treated with a wood preservative designed to protect against fungal decay and insect attack, meeting industry standards for outdoor timber use.

Treated timber should ideally be disposed of responsibly. Check local council guidelines for garden waste disposal or consider recycling options for treated wood if available.

If freshly installed, carefully reposition the post and re-secure it with soil or concrete. If already set, consider using angled bracing or specialized post repair systems.

Ensure the post surface is clean. Use appropriate brackets and screws designed for timber fencing. If the post is uneven, you may need to trim or shave a small section for a flush fit.

Minor surface checking (small cracks) is normal in natural timber and does not affect structural integrity due to the deep treatment. If significant splitting occurs, contact the manufacturer regarding the guarantee.