250mm Brenton Bolt Galvanised

Rapid setting post hole concrete, suitable for fixing all types of wooden, metal and concrete posts.

Post Mix is a pre-blended, quick setting concrete mix, which sets in approximately 10 minutes after mixing with water (depending on ambient temperature).
Simply half fill the hole with water, then pour the post mix in.

Fencing contractors typically allow 1½ to 2 bags per fence post (this varies depending on the hole and post size).

We offer 33% discount on post-mix when you pay & collect in store!

General purpose, pressure treated, sawn finish timber. Mainly used for agricultural post & rail fencing (also known as motorway fencing) and feather-edge fencing.

- Dimensions: 38 x 88mm x 4.8m
- Sawn Finish
- Homegrown Softwood, locally produced in the UK
- Pressure Treated - Green

Sawn timber post, pressure treated green. Mainly used for post & rail fencing, these posts have a 30° back-weathered top to help prevent rotting by allowing water to run off. Please note; the stated length includes the weathered top.

- 75 x 125mm x 2.4m Timber Post
- Homegrown softwood
- Fully incised surface for improved treatment penetration
- UC4 Pressure Treatment - Green
- 30° back-weathered top

75mm Vine Eye with screw end, used for straining wire for climbing plants.

- Length: 75mm
- Thickness: 4.0mm
- Internal eye diameter: 11mm
- Mild Steel
- Bright Zinc Plated (BZP)
- Folded Eye (Unwelded)

33.3% discount for box quantities

Sawn timber post, pressure treated green. Mainly used for post & rail fencing, these posts have one flat end & one 30° back-weathered end to help prevent the top from rotting by allowing water to run off. Please note; the stated length includes the weathered top.

- 75 x 125mm x 1.8m Timber Post
- Homegrown softwood
- Fully incised surface for improved treatment penetration
- UC4 Pressure Treatment - Green
- 30° back-weathered top

Barrel Strainers are a specialist product used to strain fencing line wire.
8mm (thread diameter) X 110mm (barrel length).

To strain the wire: first wind the central barrel anti-clockwise until the hook and the eye are fully extended. Attached the hook of the strainer to an eye bolt (attached to a fence post), then attach the wire you want to strain to the eye of the barrel strainer. Wind the central barrel of the strainer clockwise to tension the wire. When complete, the strainer remains in situ and can be re -tightened if the wire loses tension.