150/175mm x 3.0m Creosoted Timber Post
Product Description
150/175mm x 3.0m Creosoted Timber Post
Timber posts combined with agricultural netting create a reliable and practical fencing solution for marking boundaries, protecting land, and supporting rural projects. This approach is cost-effective, straightforward to install, and designed for long-lasting performance when the right components are used.
Advantages of Creosote-Treated Posts
- Cost-Effective & Long Life: A more economical choice than metal systems, while still delivering years of durability.
- Strong & Dependable: Solid timber paired with high-tensile netting ensures stability and resistance to strain.
- Environmentally Minded: Manufactured from responsibly sourced timber, with a lower energy footprint compared to steel.
- Easy to Work With: Quick to install using standard tools, with the flexibility to make adjustments when required.
- Common Use: Marking out property boundaries and supporting rural fencing layouts.
Pointed Timber Turner Post
Turner posts are designed for key pressure points in a fence line, specifically at corners or directional changes. They are engineered to hold wire under tension and provide the necessary reinforcement where stress is greatest.
Each post is cut from pine, measuring 3.0m in length with a natural diameter range of 150mm–175mm (sizes vary as posts are debarked rather than machined). The pointed base allows for easier ground installation.
These posts are typically secured by backfilling with soil, gravel, or stones, though concrete post mix can be used for extra anchoring strength. Struts or braces may also be added for enhanced stability on demanding sections of fencing.
Typical Applications
Creosoted timber posts are widely used for:
- Field and property boundaries
- Agricultural and garden fencing
- Footpaths, trails, and rural landscapes
- Tree supports and landscaping projects
Timber’s natural strength, ease of installation, and long service life make it a practical option in both agricultural and non-agricultural settings, especially where access is limited.
Complete Your Fencing Project
At First Fence, we supply a wide range of rural fencing solutions, from wire mesh rolls (including badger, rabbit, equestrian and pheasant options) to strainers, intermediate posts, struts, and barbed wire for added security. Everything you need to complete your agricultural fencing project is available in one place.
Creosote Treatment: Key Information
Creosote has long been valued for its ability to protect timber and extend service life, giving posts both durability and a distinct finish. However, it is not suitable for all environments. Avoid use in areas where there is frequent human skin contact, around animal handling spaces, near edible plants, or close to water sources. Always consult local regulations to ensure suitability for your project.
Installing a fence with timber posts and agricultural netting is a practical solution for establishing property boundaries. This fencing method is durable, affordable, and straightforward to set up with the proper materials and techniques.
Contact Us
For friendly, expert advice, get in touch with the First Fence sales team today! We can be reached by calling 01283 512 111, emailing sales@firstfence.co.uk, or using the online chat tool.
Specifications & Downloads
| Material | Redwood |
| Length | 3000mm |
| Width | 150mm - 175mm [Varies along the length of post] |
| Post Style | Cundy Peeled |
| Finish | Creosoted |
Specifications & Downloads
| Material | Redwood |
| Length | 3000mm |
| Width | 150mm - 175mm [Varies along the length of post] |
| Post Style | Cundy Peeled |
| Finish | Creosoted |
Product Description
150/175mm x 3.0m Creosoted Timber Post
Timber posts combined with agricultural netting create a reliable and practical fencing solution for marking boundaries, protecting land, and supporting rural projects. This approach is cost-effective, straightforward to install, and designed for long-lasting performance when the right components are used.
Advantages of Creosote-Treated Posts
- Cost-Effective & Long Life: A more economical choice than metal systems, while still delivering years of durability.
- Strong & Dependable: Solid timber paired with high-tensile netting ensures stability and resistance to strain.
- Environmentally Minded: Manufactured from responsibly sourced timber, with a lower energy footprint compared to steel.
- Easy to Work With: Quick to install using standard tools, with the flexibility to make adjustments when required.
- Common Use: Marking out property boundaries and supporting rural fencing layouts.
Pointed Timber Turner Post
Turner posts are designed for key pressure points in a fence line, specifically at corners or directional changes. They are engineered to hold wire under tension and provide the necessary reinforcement where stress is greatest.
Each post is cut from pine, measuring 3.0m in length with a natural diameter range of 150mm–175mm (sizes vary as posts are debarked rather than machined). The pointed base allows for easier ground installation.
These posts are typically secured by backfilling with soil, gravel, or stones, though concrete post mix can be used for extra anchoring strength. Struts or braces may also be added for enhanced stability on demanding sections of fencing.
Typical Applications
Creosoted timber posts are widely used for:
- Field and property boundaries
- Agricultural and garden fencing
- Footpaths, trails, and rural landscapes
- Tree supports and landscaping projects
Timber’s natural strength, ease of installation, and long service life make it a practical option in both agricultural and non-agricultural settings, especially where access is limited.
Complete Your Fencing Project
At First Fence, we supply a wide range of rural fencing solutions, from wire mesh rolls (including badger, rabbit, equestrian and pheasant options) to strainers, intermediate posts, struts, and barbed wire for added security. Everything you need to complete your agricultural fencing project is available in one place.
Creosote Treatment: Key Information
Creosote has long been valued for its ability to protect timber and extend service life, giving posts both durability and a distinct finish. However, it is not suitable for all environments. Avoid use in areas where there is frequent human skin contact, around animal handling spaces, near edible plants, or close to water sources. Always consult local regulations to ensure suitability for your project.
Installing a fence with timber posts and agricultural netting is a practical solution for establishing property boundaries. This fencing method is durable, affordable, and straightforward to set up with the proper materials and techniques.
Contact Us
For friendly, expert advice, get in touch with the First Fence sales team today! We can be reached by calling 01283 512 111, emailing sales@firstfence.co.uk, or using the online chat tool.