Concrete Fence Posts

Our concrete fence posts are the perfect replacement for standard wooden posts. They are resistant to rot which makes them a stronger and longer lasting solution, with little to no maintenance required on your part.

Available in three different types, end posts, corner posts and slotted posts. All three come in a variety of sizes where wooden fence panels such as waney lap or feather edge panels can easily be inserted into the slotted areas.

*Important: This item is not available for courier delivery. Only are dedicated lorries are being used to deliver to specific areas. Please contact our office on 01902 784866 for delivery cost before purchasing.

Concrete End Posts

Concrete Corner Posts

Concrete Slotted Posts – 4″ x 4″

Concrete Slotted Posts – 5″ x 4″

Concrete Godfather Posts

Concrete Fence Posts Explained

Concrete End Posts

Concrete end posts feature 1 groove and a smooth stop end that are used at the end of a fence line or ideal for for garden gates.

Available in: 5″ x 4″

Concrete Corner Posts

Concrete corner posts are placed on corners where 2 fence panels can inserted into the slotted areas at rights angles to one another.

Available in: 5″ x 5″

Concrete Slotted Posts

Concrete slotted posts feature 2 grooves that allow a fence panel to be inserted on each side of the post.

Available in 4″ x 4″ or 5″ x 4″

Benefits Of Concrete Fence Posts

Longer lifespan than timber
Resistant to rot
Can withstand high winds
Strong and durable
No maintenance required
Easily replaceable

How To Install Concrete Fence Posts

Read our full guide on how to install concrete fence posts:

https://www.twaggregates.co.uk/how-to-install-concrete-fence-posts/

Godfather Posts Explained

About Godfather Posts

Godfather posts are used as a support to fix rotting and broken fence posts. Concrete is much stronger and durable than wooden posts, as well as being resistent to rot.

This means they have a long-lasting life and will provide support and stability to your fence, with the ability to withstand even the most extreme weather conditions.

Benefits of Godfather Posts

Strong and durable
Easy to install
Resistant to rot
Can withstand high winds
Long lasting

Frequently Asked Questions

How deep should a concrete fence post be in the ground?

You should dig the hole to a minimum of 1/3 the height of the fence. Example: You would need to dig a 2 foot deep hole for an 8 foot post (6 foot fence).

Are concrete fence posts worth it?

Strong, sturdy and resistant to rot, concrete fence posts provide stability to a fence, and will save you a lot of money in the long run due to their long lifespan.