Timber Corner Strainer Post Kit to Suit 60cm to 120cm One Inch Netting Tanalised UC4
Please note this kit doesn't include wire fencing
| Material | Redwood |
| Strainer Post Dimensions | 2.1m x 125/150mm Diameter |
| Strut Dimensions | 2.4m x 75/100mm Diameter |
| Post Style | Cundy Peeled |
| Post Type | Dig In |
| Finish | Tanalised UC4 |
| Name | Quantity |
|---|---|
| 2.1m x 125/150 Cundy Peeled Post [UC4 or Creosoted] | 1 |
| 2.4m x 75/100 Cundy Peeled Post [UC4 or Creosoted] | 2 |
Timber Corner Strainer Post Kit to Suit 60cm to 120cm One Inch Netting Tanalised UC4
Installing a fence with timber posts and agricultural wire mesh is a practical and reliable solution for securing livestock, protecting crops, and clearly marking property boundaries. This type of fencing is strong, affordable, and straightforward to set up with the right tools and materials.
Benefits of Using Timber Posts & Stock Fencing
Strong & Long-Lasting: Timber posts create a sturdy framework, while high-tensile netting resists pressure effectively.
Budget-Friendly: A more economical choice than metal fencing, yet built for durability.
Simple to Install & Maintain: Requires few tools and allows for easy adjustments when needed.
Multi-Purpose: Ideal for containing livestock, protecting crops, and marking property boundaries.
Environmentally Friendly: Made from sustainable timber, requiring less energy to produce than metal alternatives.
Corner Strainer Kit
Cundy peeled corner strainer posts are round timber posts used in agricultural fencing, specially designed to offer solid structural support at corner points where the fence changes direction or experiences increased tension.
The corner strainer post kit includes one 2.1m x 125/150mm UC4 tanalised strainer post and two 2.4m x 75/100mm UC4 tanalised struts. These posts are Cundy peeled, a method that removes the bark while preserving a natural, tapered shape, resulting in a non-uniform diameter along the length (e.g., 125/150mm). The timber is pressure-treated to UC4 standards, offering long-lasting protection against rot, fungi, and insect damage.
Struts are angled supports fixed between the strainer post and the ground to prevent the post from leaning or being pulled over. Traditionally, the strainer posts are driven into the ground and then backfilled. The struts are often concreted in with a product like post mix.
Applications
These timber fence posts are ideal for a wide range of uses, from livestock and farm fencing to gardens, landscaping, and tree support. Durable, easy to install, and well-suited to outdoor and remote settings, timber offers a strong, long-lasting solution.
First Fence offers a large range of agricultural fencing products, including wire mesh fencing with badger, rabbit, equestrian and pheasant options, depending on the requirements of your project.
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