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Everbilt Line Posts are a necessary fence material when building a fence that is stable and secure around your yard, home or business. The metal line post is placed between terminal (end) posts for added support. Each 7 ft. L post should be placed at least 18 in. in the ground for maximum support. Patented swaged technology provides a very tight fit between caps and posts and helps prevent rust and corrosion inside fence posts (US 11,913,246 B2). These 1-5/8 in. Dia posts are 7 ft. L, The 16-Gauge metal chain link line post has a galvanized coating to help resist weathering and rust and increase longevity. This coating makes the metal fence post perfect for outdoor and long-term use. A full line of Everbilt Chain Link Fencing framework, fittings and gates are sold separately.


Nominal post height (ft.) | 6 ft |
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Nominal post width (in.) | 2 in |
Product Height (in.) | 72 in |
Product Width (in.) | 1.63 in |
Application Type | Line |
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Color Family | Silver |
Color/Finish | SILVER/GALVANIZED |
Features | Galvanized |
Fencing Installation Type | Dig |
Gauge | 16 |
Material | Metal |
Product Weight (lb.) | 6.08 lb |
Recommended Fastener | No Fastener Required |
Returnable | 90-Day |
Manufacturer Warranty | N/A |
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Yes, the inside is galvanized.
16 gauge means 0.065" wall thickness, which is even worse than SS20, the thinnest standard for galvanized fence post, which would be 0.085" for this diameter. None of this information is proprietary, so the previous answer is an outright lie.
This is proprietary production process information that we are not able to share.
This is a 1-pack. There is 1 post per pack.
These posts are 1-packs.
This is a black vinyl coated post.
Our gates are mounted best to our 2-3/8 inch posts.
We don't currently offer a buy more save more deal on this product.
We recommend setting our posts in concrete footings at least 2 feet deep.
Yes! I've done most of my projects with "post driver" and it takes just few minutes to install one post.
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