Fence Posts | DIY Fencing

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Our range of fence posts that we have to offer here at Ruby means that we can meet your demands and requests. Available in different sizes, lengths, and styles, be sure to find the right fencing post for you. When sourcing our timber posts, we make sure that they are ethically sourced meeting all environmental policies and guidelines. We pride ourselves on sustainability as a company and helping to sustain the World around us. In terms of the posts that we have, 4”x4” and 3”x3” rough sawn, 4”x4” planed and rebated planed posts and fencing stakes. Each different profile has a purpose and slightly different characteristics to ensure that they do their job effectively. Our collection means that customers can have options and find the right post and profile that suits them. Please do check each individual profile out separately as there may be a particular one that is suited to you and is exactly what you require for your fencing project. If you do require a size that we do not currently list on our website, do get in touch as we can provide you with bespoke sizes based upon request. ‎ The rough sawn posts are made from a spruce/larch mix and pressure treated using a tanalith pressure treatment making it rot resistant. These sawn timber gate posts are of such great quality and really add a rustic feel to the fencing. Perfect for when using featheredge or close board fencing. Our planed and rebated posts are also made from a larch/spruce mix but provide a much more modern and contemporary look to your fencing due to the planed finish and tones that they provide. The rebated fence posts allow you to install fencing panels easily as they slot into each side of the grooved post creating a seamless finish. They also reduce the damage caused by the weather and specifically wind because there is more support and allows little to no movement when secure helping the panels to remain in place and keep sturdy whilst also being pressure treated. Then we have our stakes and, in many

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