3.0m x 150mm x 175mm Pointed Turner Timber Post
Product Description
3.0m x 150mm x 175mm Pointed Turner Timber Post
Pointed turner timber posts are sturdy wooden fencing posts with a sharpened (pointed) end, designed for agricultural and livestock fencing. They are similar to pointed strainer posts but are typically used at turning points in the fence line to help maintain tension and direction.
Purpose & Function
Pointed turner posts are installed at key structural points in a wire fencing system, such as:
Turning points – where the fence changes direction.
Intermediate strainers – to help distribute wire tension on long fence runs.
Gateways – providing additional support for gate structures.
The pointed end allows for easier installation by driving the post into the ground with a post driver or manually using a sledgehammer. This reduces the need for extensive digging, making installation quicker and more efficient.
Materials & Treatment
Pointed turner posts are typically made from durable hardwoods (e.g., oak, black locust) or pressure-treated softwoods (e.g., pine, spruce) to resist rot, insects, and weather exposure.
Advantages
Easier Installation – The pointed tip allows the post to be driven directly into the ground.
Strong Structural Support – Helps maintain wire tension at turning points.
Durability – Treated or naturally rot-resistant wood ensures longevity.
In summary, pointed turner timber posts are essential for maintaining fence integrity, especially in areas where the fence changes direction or requires additional reinforcement.
Specifications & Downloads
| Material | Pine/Larch |
| Length | 3000mm |
| Width x Depth | 150mm x 175mm |
| Weight | 51kg |
Specifications & Downloads
| Material | Pine/Larch |
| Length | 3000mm |
| Width x Depth | 150mm x 175mm |
| Weight | 51kg |
Product Description
3.0m x 150mm x 175mm Pointed Turner Timber Post
Pointed turner timber posts are sturdy wooden fencing posts with a sharpened (pointed) end, designed for agricultural and livestock fencing. They are similar to pointed strainer posts but are typically used at turning points in the fence line to help maintain tension and direction.
Purpose & Function
Pointed turner posts are installed at key structural points in a wire fencing system, such as:
Turning points – where the fence changes direction.
Intermediate strainers – to help distribute wire tension on long fence runs.
Gateways – providing additional support for gate structures.
The pointed end allows for easier installation by driving the post into the ground with a post driver or manually using a sledgehammer. This reduces the need for extensive digging, making installation quicker and more efficient.
Materials & Treatment
Pointed turner posts are typically made from durable hardwoods (e.g., oak, black locust) or pressure-treated softwoods (e.g., pine, spruce) to resist rot, insects, and weather exposure.
Advantages
Easier Installation – The pointed tip allows the post to be driven directly into the ground.
Strong Structural Support – Helps maintain wire tension at turning points.
Durability – Treated or naturally rot-resistant wood ensures longevity.
In summary, pointed turner timber posts are essential for maintaining fence integrity, especially in areas where the fence changes direction or requires additional reinforcement.