Concrete Split Rail Fence Post

Back in the day fences were made to be repairable.

Concrete split rail fence post.

Will not rot wrap or splinter. The two rail concrete post and rail fence option is often used in a length of fence and occasionally as an entrance option. A split rail fence you can count on no matter what life throws its way. For pricing and availability.

Two rail fence posts are approximately 6 feet long and three hole posts are approximately 7 feet long. Our woodcrete ranch rails system combines the best of wood fencing with the benefits of precast concrete. Eventually it will start to sag and completely fail structurally as it is not secure. It is most often formed in a split rail fashion so it has a very open simple and rugged look.

For pricing and availability. Well traditionally they re not. Slowly fill the hole in with about a gallon of water enough so that you ve saturated all of the concrete. They re round half round or square diamond shaped.

A choice between the two and three rail fence is often made based on what will best suit the situation it is to be installed in. Once installed the two rail fence is 1150 mm tall with a 390 mm gap between the rails. I ve built a traditional split rail fence on a couple of occasions. In every other situation setting your fence posts in concrete is a must.

Posts are predrilled for use as end corner or line. And are weed trimmer friendly. Concrete fencing also known as concrete split rail fencing is a kind of fence that resembles wood but is actually made of you guessed it concrete. If you concrete in a post you make it really difficult to replace if the post rots out in 20 years or so.

Signature concrete fence is designed to withstand decades of exposure with zero maintenance. The rails insert into the holes in the posts and are held in place by their own weight. Posts are made to accept either two or three rails. In the rare case that it needs to be replaced our quick install system cost down on labor costs and time.

These are made from a precast mold and come with several different color options gray being the most popular. Stake your post in place with two braces and pour your dry concrete into the hole surrounding the post up to about three inches below the lip. Concrete split rail fences are safe from horse chewing. Our woodcrete rails system is less expensive than traditional split rail fencing.

The only time fence posts do not need to be set in concrete is if you are installing a split rail fence or a pasture fence which is installed utilizing t posts.