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Treated Timber Posts 4×4″ | 100mm x 100mm
Treated Timber Posts 4×4″ | 100mm x 100mm
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Treated Timber Posts 4x4 | 100mm x 100mm - Product Video
Our 4x4 Treated Timber Fence Posts are made from carefully selected wood and are fully pressure treated to ensure a durable and stable fence post. These particular posts are suitable for supporting most types of timber fence panels and are guaranteed to be resistant against rot, decay and wood-attacking insects. Due to their extreme durability, our fence posts are suitable for domestic, agricultural and industrial purposes. These posts come in finely finished and having flat ends, smooth edges, pointed end or machine rounded end as according to purpose.
100×100 and 150x150 Fence Posts are suitable for ready-made fence panels, picket fencing, yards fencing, parks fencing, gates poles, farmland fencing, animal pen fencing, gardens and other fencing projects.
Our Treated Timber Fence Posts are available in multiple sizes, all serving specific purposes to fit any and all fencing requirements, including 3x3 and 6x6 variations:
Standard Lengths:
1.2 meter (1200mm)
1.5 meter (1500mm)
2.4 meter (2400mm)
3.0 meter (3000mm)
*Actual product dimensions may differ ever so slightly from those listed due to the treating process.
Product Details
Product Details
| Length | 1.2 meter (4ft)|1.5 meter (5ft)|2.4 meter (8ft)|3 meter (10ft) |
|---|---|
| Post Size | 4x4" |
| Timber Grade | C16|C24 |
| Timber Type | Fence Posts |
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is 4x4 treated timber post used for?
Perfect for strong fence panels, large gates, and pergola uprights.
Is it suitable for ground contact?
Yes, provided it has UC4 ground-contact treatment.
Can it be used for decking frames?
Yes, ideal for heavy-duty decking and raised platform supports.
Do cut ends need sealing?
Yes, apply timber preservative to exposed ends and drilled holes.
Can I paint or stain it?
Yes, apply wood oil, stain, or paint once dry for extra weatherproofing.
How deep should I bury it?
One-third of its length is typically buried in concrete or gravel.
Does it resist rot and insects?
Yes, the preservative prevents rot, fungi, and insect damage.
How should it be stored?
Flat and dry, off the ground before installation.
Is it eco-certified?
Yes, sourced from FSC or PEFC certified forests.
What’s the typical lifespan?
20–30 years depending on exposure and care.