6ft Slotted Concrete Intermediate Fence Post 94mm x 109mm x 1830mm

These 6ft steel-reinforced intermediate concrete posts provide a convenient H-shaped recess to slot fence panelling into, streamlining the process of constructing your fence.

These slots enable a variety of fence panels to be effortlessly secured in place, thus simplifying and speeding up the completion of any fencing project. 

These 6ft slotted concrete posts should be used along with concrete gravel boards and fence panels to construct a strong and durable garden fence.

Here at Materials Market, our 6ft intermediate concrete fence posts are engineered with internal steel reinforcing bars to endure the test of time and withstand harsh weather conditions, ensuring ultimate longevity.

Benefits of Using 6ft Concrete Slotted Fence Posts

Using an intermediate 6ft concrete fence post has many benefits, including:

• Strength and Stability: 6ft concrete post provides excellent support to fence panels, making the fence secure and stable.
• Durability: Concrete is a durable material that can withstand the elements, ensuring that the fence remains strong and sturdy for years to come.
• Low Maintenance: 6ft concrete fence posts require minimal maintenance, making them a cost-effective choice in the long run.
• Easy Installation: The slots in the 6ft post make it easy to install fencing panels, even on uneven and sloping ground, reducing the time and effort required for installation.

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Why Use Concrete Fence Posts Over Wooden Fence Posts?

Wooden fence posts are a traditional fencing option that many people prefer for their natural look and affordability. 

However, they do have some disadvantages compared to concrete fence posts:

• Durability: Wood is a natural material that can rot, decay, or warp over time. Wooden fence posts may not last as long as concrete slotted posts, especially in areas with high humidity, moisture, or termite infestations.
• Maintenance: Wooden fence posts require regular maintenance, such as painting, staining, or sealing, to protect them from the elements and prolong their lifespan.
• Strength: Wooden fence posts may not be as strong as concrete fence posts, especially if they are made from softwood or are not treated with preservatives.