Description

2.4m x 75mm x 75mm Wooden Fence Post – Pressure Treated Green

Lightweight but versatile post for picket fencing and low panel runs

This 2.4m x 75mm x 75mm wooden post is UC4 pressure treated in green, offering reliable resistance to decay and ground contact rot. Its slim profile and extended length make it ideal for deeper burial where strength and visual height are both needed — perfect for longer picket fence runs, 1.2m to 1.5m high panels, or light privacy screening.

It’s a smart choice for homeowners seeking an economical but effective solution where 100mm posts would be excessive.

Specifications of Garden Fence Posts

• Size: 2.4m (length) x 75mm x 75mm (section)

• Treatment: Green pressure treated (UC4 grade)

• Finish: Sawn timber, square profile

• Best for: Deeper post anchoring in low-to-medium fence heights

Compatible Fencing Systems

Picket Fencing

A perfect match for longer or wind-prone runs of 1.2m picket fencing. Provides extra anchorage while keeping a lightweight look.

Light Panel Fencing

Can be used for smaller lap fence panels where exposure to wind is limited and panels are under 1.5m high. For 6ft privacy fencing or heavier-duty runs, we advise using our 100mm x 100mm posts.

Installation Recommendations

We recommend a burial depth of 60cm (2ft) for structural strength and to resist movement in soft or wet ground. Fix into position using 1.5–2 bags of Postcrete per post. To protect the buried portion from rot over time, consider fitting Post Saver Sleeves.

Materials related to “Wooden Fence Post”

• Picket Panels – Round and pointed top options ideal for decorative fencing

• Postcrete – Ready-to-use concrete for securing posts quickly

• Post Saver Sleeves – Protects ground line rot and extends lifespan

• Wooden Gravel Boards – Used below panels to reduce moisture damage

• Closeboard Fence Panels – Heavy-duty fencing option (100mm posts recommended)

How do you install a 2.4m green fence post?

Dig your post hole to at least 60cm deep, insert the post, and secure with Postcrete. For detailed step-by-step help, check out our guide:
How to Install Fence Panels – covers concrete slotted posts and bracket-mounted timber systems.