Anchor Stake
A short half round timber stake driven into the ground to hold the foot of a strut against a straining post.
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A short half round timber stake driven into the ground to hold the foot of a strut against a straining post.
A slim galvanised steel T section fence post that stands behind timber fence panels and is barely visible from the front.
A round timber strut that braces a straining post against the pull of the fence, set at a slant between the post and the ground.
A planed timber fence post with slots that take the edges of fence panels, made as an intermediate, corner or end post.
A sawn timber fence post with notches cut into its faces so that the rails of a close board fence sit flush with the post.
A tall round timber post set at the end or corner of a stock fence, which takes the pull of the wire or the rails and is held by a strut.
A tall timber post split into two prongs above the ground, between which the ends of acoustic barrier boards are held and screwed.
A heavy planed timber fence post with slots for fence panels, made for tall fences and exposed sites as an intermediate, corner or end post.
A sawn timber fence post with square mortices through it, into which the rails of a post and rail fence are inserted.
A round timber post sawn flat on two adjacent sides so that the rails of two runs meeting at a right angle can be nailed to it.
A slim sawn timber stake driven into the ground between two main posts of a morticed post and rail fence to carry the rails at the middle of the bay.
A machine rounded timber post with one flat face to which the rails of a post and rail fence are nailed, and a domed back.
A sawn timber fence post with a half round top, used to carry the rails of a demarcation or silver rail fence.
A square timber post with a V shaped notch cut into its top that holds a single knee rail lying on its corner.
A plain planed square timber fence post to which panels or rails are fixed on the face.
A machine rounded timber fence post, which can be morticed through in both directions to take the rails of a post and rail fence at a corner.