Description

1.8m x 75mm x 75mm Wooden Fence Post – Pressure Treated Brown

Slimline post ideal for 1.2m high picket fencing and low garden fence panels

This 1.8m x 75mm x 75mm fence post is UC4 pressure treated in brown, designed to withstand long-term ground contact in residential settings. Its lightweight square profile is perfect for use with 1.2m high picket fencing, short fence panel runs, or decorative borders.

The 1.8m length allows for a strong 60cm burial depth, leaving a 1.2m above-ground height—ideal for many domestic installations that require tidy aesthetics without excess bulk.

Specifications of Wooden Fence Posts

• Size: 1.8m (length) x 75mm x 75mm (section)

• Treatment: Brown pressure treated (UC4 grade)

• Finish: Sawn timber, square cut

• Best for: 1.2m high picket fencing, light panel fencing, small garden boundaries

Compatible Garden Fencing Systems

Picket Fencing

This post is perfectly suited for 1.2m high picket fencing panels, offering a clean and proportional finish when installed with a 2ft burial depth.

Light Panel Fencing

Can support shorter lap fence panels in sheltered locations or used for screening and trellis-style fencing projects. For taller or heavy-duty fence systems, upgrade to 100mm x 100mm posts.

Installation Recommendations

We recommend a 60cm burial depth for secure installation. Set the post in place using 1.5 to 2 bags of Postcrete. For added lifespan and moisture protection at the ground level, use Post Saver Sleeves.

Materials related to “Wooden Fence Post”

• Picket Fence Panels – Ideal pairing with this post size

• Postcrete – Reliable fast-setting post fixing compound

• Post Saver Sleeves – Extend timber lifespan with rot protection

• Wooden Gravel Boards – Useful when installing low panel fencing

• Closeboard Fence Panels – For stronger fencing requirements

• Closeboard Capping – Decorative and protective top finish

How do you install a 1.8m brown fence post?

Dig a 60cm deep hole, position the post upright, and set it securely using 1.5–2 bags of Postcrete. This method provides strength against wind and ground movement.
See our full guide here:
How to Install Fence Panels – includes concrete slotted systems and timber post installations using panel brackets.