Questions and Answers for Pressure-Treated Premium Post (Common: 4 in. x 4 in. x 8 ft.; Actual: 3.56 in. x 3.56 in. x 96 in.)

A:  Hello, I don't think we could provide that kind of info without understanding your project design. I would recommend referring to your contractor or engineer. thanks

A:  any wood can deform,

A:  Yes I bought my last week and found them very helpful

A:  We only supply pressure treated deck boards using western species like Hemlock

A:  yes we do. in stock at most Home Depot stores

A:  Hi there Michael, no pre drill needed, unless you want to use a lag bolt! Have fun building your fence, sounds like a fun project!

A:  If you are at least one inch drilling away from the edges of the post then you shouldn't need to pre-drill. thanks, and good luck with your fence.

A:  This is a question for your individual store, please check with them. thanks

A:  Read the product tag when buying they sell one that is rated for ground contact.

A:  Hey Umair, yes it is perfect for what you want to do! One can also bury it! Hope this helps you.

A:  Yes

A:  Above material is approved for Ground Contact. Good luck with your project!

A:  Yes

A:  None in stocks, i want to order them for home delivery

A:  Hey Larry, you will need to call your local HD store to find out. Personally I only have one in stock!

A:  My HD will. I believe they all have table saws. Ask your lumber department.

A:  Yes

A:  Yes you will just have to make 2 cuts

A:  You can cut them cleanly with a circular saw. I recommend clamping or nailing a guide on the side of the post to minimize movement of the saw, if you're going to trim them after setting them in the ground.

A:  Yes. If you have a 10” or 12” miter saw you can saw through your 4 x 4’s and create 10” lengths. A stiff blade on a sawsall can also be used.

A:  Pressure Treated material can be cut and bored. Make sure you use End Cut Solution on all cuts & bore holes or you will void your warranty. Good luck with your project.

A:  Yes. I would recommend a table saw or cross cut saw with the ability to cut 4 x 4 posts. you should make sure you are using a high quality cross cut blade such as a Diablo blade.