Concrete Fence Posts - Corner Posts

Answers to Common Concrete Fence Post Questions
Q1: How to put in a concrete fence post?
To put in a concrete fence post, dig a hole that is at least one-third of the post’s length in depth, set the post upright, and pour concrete around it. Allow the concrete to set fully before attaching fencing.

Q2: How to install concrete posts for fences?
Install concrete fence posts by digging sufficiently deep holes, setting each post vertically in the hole, and filling with a quick-dry concrete mix. Use a level to keep posts straight and allow time for the concrete to cure.

Q3: Concrete fence posts - how deep?
Concrete fence posts should typically be set at a depth equal to one-third of the post’s height. For a 6-foot post, a 2-foot hole is recommended for maximum stability.

Q4: Do I need to maintain concrete posts?
Concrete fence posts are virtually maintenance-free, resisting rot, warping, and decay. Occasional cleaning can help keep them looking fresh, but otherwise, they require minimal upkeep.

Q5: What are the advantages of concrete fence posts over timber?
Concrete posts provide superior durability, resistance to rot and weathering, and require minimal maintenance. Unlike timber, concrete posts remain stable and do not warp or degrade over time, offering a longer-lasting fencing solution.

Q6: How to install fence panels in concrete posts?
To install fence panels in slotted concrete posts, slide the panel edges into the slots on each post. Ensure panels are level, and then secure each one with clips or brackets as necessary. This design provides stable, straightforward panel placement.