Fencing Materials

A general purpose straining wire, mainly used for fencing purposes. Can be shaped by hand and cut with heavy duty wire cutters.

- 3.15mm Overall Thickness (including galvanised coating)
- 5kg Roll (approx. 82 meters)
- Galvanised Finish
- Manufactured to BS 4102
- Galvanised to BS EN 10244-2

A general purpose straining wire, mainly used for fencing purposes. Can be shaped by hand and cut with wire cutters.

- 2.5mm Overall Thickness (including galvanised coating)
- 5kg Roll (approx. 130 meters)
- Galvanised Finish
- Manufactured to BS 4102
- Galvanised to BS EN 10244-2

1.5m slotted concrete post; fully slotted on both sides for timber fence panels and concrete gravel boards. Most fence panels will fit this post; check the slot dimensions below.

- Post Dimensions: 90mm x 110mm x 1500mm
- Slot Dimensions: 55mm (tapering to 50mm) x 23mm
- 28kg Each
- C50 Concrete (a strong mix)
- Four 5.5mm rebar set inside

Concrete repair spurs are used when a wooden fence post has snapped or rotted off at ground level. If the fencing above ground level is still servicable; extend the life of the fence by fitting a repair spur. Tips on how to fit a Repair Spur in 'Full Description' tab (below).

- Dimensions: 100 x 100 x 1220mm
- Three bolt holes for M10 Carriage Bolts or M10 Coach Screws
- 26kg

1.8m Slotted intermediate concrete post; fully slotted on both sides for timber fence panels and concrete gravel boards. Most fence panels will fit this post; check the slot dimensions below.

- Post Dimensions: 90mm x 110mm x 1800mm
- Slot Dimensions: 55mm (tapering to 50mm) x 23mm
- 35kg Each
- C50 Concrete (a strong mix)
- Four 5.5mm rebar set inside