Pressure-Treated Premium Post (Common: 4 in. x 4 in. x 8 ft.; Actual: 3.56 in. x 3.56 in. x 96 in.)
- Pressure-treated to protect against termites, decay and rot
- Ideal for building decks, furniture, garden structures and more
- Hemlock-fir wood can be easily painted or stained
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Product Overview
Made to withstand the elements, the Pressure-Treated Premium Post is manufactured from hemlock-fir and has been treated with copper azole for protection against termites, fungal decay and rot. This lumber is approved for ground contact and can be conveniently painted or stained to coordinate with any home or business exterior. Designed for versatility, the post is ideal for a variety of outdoor projects including decks, furniture, gardening and more.
- Manufactured from durable hemlock-fir to withstand outdoor conditions
- Copper azole coating helps protect against termites, rot and fungal decay
- Cedarton in color; can be primed and painted or stained to match your home's exterior
- Actual dimensions: 3.56 in. x 3.56 in. x 96 in.
- Ideal for decks, play structures, raised beds, planter boxes, retaining walls, walkways, outdoor furniture, landscaping and other outdoor projects where lumber is exposed to the elements
- Can be primed and painted or stained
- Note: Product may vary by store
- Click to discover the benefits of pressure treated wood
- California residents
Specifications
Dimensions
Product Depth (in.)
4 in
Product Height (in.)
4 in
Product Width (in.)
4 in
Details
Cap/top style
Flat
Chemical retention (lb./cu. ft. )
0.15
Color Family
Brown
Color/Finish
BROWN
Features
Paintable,Pressure Treated,Stainable
Fencing Product Type
Accessory
Fits Nominal Post Size
3.5x3.5
Material
Wood
Pressure treatment chemical
CA - Copper Azole
Product Weight (lb.)
35.30 lb
Recommended Fastener
Nails,Screws
Warranty / Certifications
Manufacturer Warranty
Lifetime Limited Warranty
Questions & Answers
15Questions32Answers
do you need drill guide hole for the screw on this post? we want build back yard fence with it as...
Asked by michael March 18, 20212
AnswersHi there Michael, no pre drill needed, unless you want to use a lag bolt! Have fun building your fence, sounds like a fun project!
How much $ Dollars do I need to spend to get free delivery?
Asked by Dick January 27, 20211
AnswerThis is a question for your individual store, please check with them. thanks
Is this okay for ground contact? I want to use it as a skid for my shed so i wont be burying it just placing it directly on the ground.
Asked by Umair September 29, 20204
AnswersYes
d0 you have 6 in stock?
Asked by larry September 20, 20203
AnswersYes
Can the store cut these to size for me
Asked by BillieJoFatts August 31, 20202
AnswersYes
I need to paint 10" sections of 4"x 4" posts. Using a power saw can you make a clean cut on the...
Asked by Stan August 7, 20195
AnswersYes you will just have to make 2 cuts
What is color of stain 0n original treated 4×4
Asked by Leroy June 4, 20185
AnswersA reddish color
Do these posts need to cure further in order to paint or are they paint and stain ready?
Asked by PostQ March 14, 20186
AnswersNo cure needed
How many of the post are on a full pallet?
Asked by Goose May 3, 20172
Answerscall service desk.
Is there a pro contractor pack price for these? If so, what is it and how many is a pack?
Asked by Kevin April 30, 20172
AnswersPrices may vary so it's best to contact the service desk of the store in your area.
Customer Reviews
Apr 4, 2020
Used as fence posts, rotted in 2 years.
I installed 30 of these for a large fence in my yard, it's been two years since and I've had to replace 12 of them so far. The completely rotted out where they contacted the ground. I'm not sure how they get away with calling them "rated for ground contact" because they will absolutely fail. In an attempt to recoup some money I investigated the warranty policy with McFarland Cascade and their Lifetime warranty does not cover damage if the wood is "used as fence posts". The warranty information can be found under the "info & guides" section on the Home Depot page. I wouldn't trust these to contact the ground in any application.
by dodgersphc
Jun 12, 2018
I used pressure treated 4"x4"x8' posts to build handrails for our timber/paver steps and our ceme...
I used pressure treated 4"x4"x8' posts to build handrails for our timber/paver steps and our cement steps. The posts were set in concrete for added strength to support the handrails. I also used these PT post to protect against termites, decay and rot. I used these PT post two weeks ago and really impressed with the results.
by Frank
Jun 1, 2018
This post arrived with a crack running halfway down the length. Unfortunately I didn't inspect it...
This post arrived with a crack running halfway down the length. Unfortunately I didn't inspect it closely until I was ready to use it. Now I'll have to get another one to finish my project. Disappointed.
by kamikaze1066
May 16, 2018
Bought to enclose gravel for fire pit & patio. The wood already broke down when it was stepped o...
Bought to enclose gravel for fire pit & patio. The wood already broke down when it was stepped on by 225 lb person. Looks nice and will likely do the job, just didn’t think it would break down so easy.
by ADM
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