2-1/4 in. x 2-1/2 in. x 4 ft. Green Steel Fence U Post
- Supports lightweight fencing around gardens, shrubs and trees
- "U" channel design offers strength and anchor plate gives support
- Green powder-coated finish offers weather protection
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- Manufactured using 14-Gauge galvanized steel
- Green powder coat finish gives attractive appearance and weather protection
- Clips are notched in the post every 6 in. to hold and secure the fence fabric
- U-post should be carefully driven into the ground 12 in. using a fence post driver or a sledge hammer
- Easy to install
- Long lasting and durable
- California residents
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Could I overlap/join two of these posts with hardware to create a sturdy 8 or 9 foot post?
Asked by Ben June 8, 2021You could, possibly bolting through back to back and they may be close enough to Drive them at the same time, if you have a good driver, but you will have to break off the retaining Tabs..
I’m looking for 5’ extension insulator that will hold electric fencing that will go in this U-post. What should I use?
Asked by Dixie207 May 22, 2021Thank you for your inquiry. We don’t offer this item, but we suggest you contact your local Home Depot store for more assistance.
does the 3x3x6 green metal fence post measured from tip to tip?
Asked by salty May 8, 2021Yes.
Would this work to make a dog enclosure? We have a pit/great dane mix puppy right now?
Asked by Snowbunny81 April 29, 2021Yes, it would.
can i use the Everbilt 7 ft. U fence post to support snow bent arbervite tree row? (tying branch...
Asked by zebra April 28, 2021These poles when put into the ground properly are sturdy. We would have the occasional deer that miss-jumped the fence and bend a pole. Depending on how large the tree is you may need more than one.
Why is there a Prop65 warning on these? Are they safe to use around fruit and veggie plants?
Asked by Keepitorganic April 22, 2021Hello, there is a Prop 65 warning on all of our items as it is required by law in the state of California. The U Fence Posts are totally fine to use around fruit and vegetable plants.
If I am putting up a 4 ft fence what size u- post should I use?
Asked by John March 18, 2021bury 1.5' of a 5.5' post or 2' of a 6' post to get your 4' fence.
I want to use these to put in a chicken wire fence(to keep my Collie in and chipmunks out), how f...
Asked by Bob March 16, 2021Hello, depending on the length of the hardware cloth/fencing you are installing you should place your posts every 6-8 feet.
Will this work with pvc netting?
Asked by Gmaw March 15, 2021Yes
What is the spacing of the holes? I'm wanting to use with an 18" octagonal STOP sign.
Asked by KR January 27, 2021Spacing of the holes are 6 inches apart - I recommend a 3/4" spacer over the bolt that you will use - you will probably need to drill out the holes for a 1/4" bolt - probably about 1 1/2" in length. Also use some heavy 1" flat washers on the back & front of the STOP Sign. All of these recommendations are predicated on the installation of the STOP SIGN on the BACK of the Fence Post as it is really designed for hanging wire fencing on the front of it. Since you asked this question 3 months ago - you probably are stopping traffic, by now. My recommendations are just how I'd do it. CA
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