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This 1.2m (4ft) x 100mm x 75mm concrete repair spur is designed to reinforce a damaged or rotten wooden fence post without needing to replace the entire fence. Manufactured from steel-reinforced concrete with three pre-drilled holes, the spur is installed beside the existing post and coach screwed securely into place.

Concrete repair spurs are a cost-effective way to extend the life of your fence by 5–10 years, saving you the expense of replacing panels, rails, or gravel boards.

Specifications

• Length: 1.2m (4ft)

• Section: 100mm x 75mm

• Material: Steel-reinforced concrete

• Fixing holes: 3 pre-drilled for coach screws and washers

• Usage: Reinforces damaged or rotten wooden fence posts

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Designed with a recessed section to hold timber in place and a built-in fixing hole, this post allows for secure and accurate installation of decking joists or framework timbers.

Concrete construction ensures the post is resistant to moisture, rot, and ground conditions, offering a long-lasting and low-maintenance solution for outdoor projects.

Ideal for use in decking installations, raised platforms, and garden structures, these posts provide reliable support where ground contact is required.

Specifications

• Height: 600mm

• Material: Concrete

• Features: Recessed timber seat and fixing hole

• Benefits: Durable, rot resistant, no cutting required

• Suitable for: Decking support, timber frameworks, garden builds

How do you install concrete deck support posts?

Dig a hole approximately 300mm deep and position the post in place. Use Postcrete to secure the post, ensuring it is set firmly and allowed to fully set before continuing.

Once set, place your timber into the recessed section and fix it securely using the pre-formed hole. Build your decking frame from this point, making sure all posts are level and aligned to avoid an uneven or wonky deck.

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Each post features a recessed section to sit timber securely, along with a pre-formed fixing hole to allow timbers to be fixed firmly in place. This ensures a stable and secure connection between the post and decking framework.

Manufactured from durable concrete, these posts are resistant to moisture, rot, and ground contact, making them ideal for long-term outdoor use.

Perfect for supporting decking frames, joists, and garden structures, these posts offer a practical and low-maintenance alternative to timber supports.

Specifications

• Height: 450mm

• Material: Concrete

• Features: Recessed timber seat and fixing hole

• Benefits: Lightweight, no cutting required, rot resistant

• Suitable for: Decking frames, joists, garden structures

How do you install concrete deck support posts?

Dig a hole approximately 300mm deep and position the post in place. Use Postcrete to secure the post, ensuring it is set firmly and allowed to fully set before continuing.

Once set, place your timber into the recessed section and fix it securely using the pre-formed hole. Build your decking frame from this point, making sure all posts are level and aligned to avoid an uneven or wonky deck.

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The attractive pyramid top design provides a traditional decorative finish, making these posts a popular choice for decking projects where spindles or balustrade rails are installed around the perimeter of a decked area.

At 1.8m in length, this post is ideal where the post needs to be set into the ground with concrete to provide a secure fixing. This makes it suitable for decking installations where additional height or ground fixing is required.

These posts can also be used as decorative fencing posts where a more refined appearance is preferred compared to standard square sawn posts.

Specifications

• Length: 1800mm (1.8m)

• Section Size: 83mm x 83mm

• Timber Type: Redwood

• Finish: Pyramid top decorative profile

• Treatment: Pressure treated Timber

• Drying Process: Kiln dried to approx. 18–28% moisture content

• Use: Decking balustrades, decorative fencing, railing systems

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The shaped pyramid top detail creates a traditional finish, making these posts an attractive feature when installed with decking spindles or balustrade rails.

The 1.2m length is typically used where the post will be fixed directly onto decking framework, rather than concreted into the ground. The post can be securely installed by screwing or bolting it to the structural frame of the decking area.

As well as decking applications, these posts can also be used as decorative fencing posts where a more detailed appearance is desired.

Specifications

• Length: 1200mm (1.2m)

• Section Size: 83mm x 83mm

• Timber Type: Redwood

• Finish: Pyramid top decorative profile

• Treatment: Pressure treated

• Drying Process: Kiln dried to approx. 18–28% moisture content

• Use: Decking balustrades, decorative fencing, railing systems

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Concrete universal posts also known as multi-holed posts.

Measuring 100mm x 100mm, each post has four internal steel reinforcing bars, a four way top and holes every 150mm down the front and back of the post. These posts have many uses, most commonly used with closeboard fencing.

Cant rail is fixed to the posts using M10 X 160mm Cup Square Hex Bolts, where the rails are then joined with a timber connectors.

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Concrete universal posts also known as multi-holed posts.

Measuring 100mm x 100mm, each post has four internal steel reinforcing bars, a four way top and holes every 150mm down the front and back of the post. These posts have many uses, most commonly used with closeboard fencing.

Cant rail is fixed to the posts using M10 X 160mm Cup Square Hex Bolts, where the rails are then joined with a timber connectors.

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Concrete universal posts also known as multi-holed posts.

Measuring 100mm x 100mm, each post has four internal steel reinforcing bars, a four way top and holes every 150mm down the front and back of the post. These posts have many uses, most commonly used with closeboard fencing.

Cant rail is fixed to the posts using M10 X 160mm Cup Square Hex Bolts, where the rails are then joined with a timber connectors.

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