For a sturdier, long-lasting alternative to traditional wooden fence posts, our Fenn-Lite™ Premium Concrete Slotted Fence Posts offer a whole new level of strength and security. Up to 45% lighter than conventional posts and panels Assists in compliance with manual handling requirements Easy to handle and install in comparison to regular concrete posts Reduced transport costs and CO² emissions Integral strength while offering increased wind resistance Concrete posts however, offer a longer lasting alternative to wooden posts. Our range also includes Fenn-Lite™ lightweight corner posts and end posts, recessed and godfather posts and plain, recessed and rock-faced gravel boards. Concrete products are also durable as well as easy to install and provide an attractive combination with timber panels. Our Fenn-Lite™ fencing products are actually 45% lighter and offer the same durability as standard products. Fenn-Lite™ concrete corner posts from Grangewood are available in various sizes including – 5ft 6ft 7ft 8ft 9ft 10ft HD* 11ft HD* 12ft HD* *HD = Heavy Duty – Designed to provide additional strength and stability for applications that may require enhanced durability or load-bearing capacity* The best way to fix our Fenn-Lite™ Posts Our Rapid Set Concrete is also ideal for fixing our Concrete Slotted Fence Posts. Dig a hole to the correct depth and width relevant to post size. Then fill the hole approximately a third of depth with water and place post in the hole. Pour in Carlton FP-ECOFIX evenly around the post so standing water is not visible. Position and level post as required. Setting will take place in 5 to 10 minutes. Equally important, do not mix Carlton FP-ECOFIX with water by hand or machine. Grangewood Fencing Supplies Ltd provides Class A posts designed for wind speeds up to 28m/s, with a dynamic pressure of 0.5KN/m². Made from C35/45 concrete with reinforcing bars, these posts comply with BS EN 12839:2012. The reinforcement helps control crack widths and withstands loads exceeding the maximum working load. Equally important, Class A posts are not suitable for high-exposure areas like sea fronts.
