Concrete Slotted Posts

Panel fencing is best constructed with concrete slotted posts. This maximizes the lifespan of the fence. When erecting, a 6ft timber marker should be used to ensure that the spacing's for the panels are as accurate as possible.

Concrete Slotted Ends

Concrete Slotted Corners

Concrete Morticed Posts

These posts are used in conjunction with traditional closeboard fencing. The morticed holes allow ended arris rails to be slotted in to to build the framework of the fence.

Concrete Morticed Corners

Concrete Spurs

Repair spurs are used when the fence in question doesn't need to be fully replaced but has rotten timber posts. These are dug   in on the face of the posts and attached using bolts through the holes   in the spurs. Then the spur is concreted in.

Concrete Gravel Boards

The concrete gravel boards are mainly used with concrete posts, weather it be concrete walling or timber fencing. Two pin cleats are used to attach the boards with the posts and there are drill holes in the centers to attach center stumps. The 300mm gravel boards are ideal when there is a difference in ground level acting as a mini retaining wall.