Concrete Fence Posts

Build a fence that is truly built to last with our comprehensive range of concrete fence posts. As an alternative to timber, concrete posts provide unmatched strength, durability, and a maintenance-free solution for any fencing project. Our heavy-duty concrete fencing posts are resistant to rot, rust, and insect attack. Whether you are installing standard fence panels or building a traditional fence, we have the right fence concrete post for the job.

Choosing the Concrete Fence Post for Your Project

A Post for Every Fencing System

Our range of garden concrete posts is designed to accommodate any style of fencing. The most popular choice is our concrete slotted posts (also known as slotted concrete posts), which are designed for fence panels to simply slot into place, creating a fast and secure boundary. We stock a full system of intermediate, corner, and end posts to ensure a professional finish. For more traditional fencing types that use rails, our morticed concrete post fencing provides the same durability with pre-cast holes for easy rail installation.

Installation and Local Supply

When it comes to installation, using a quality post concrete mix is essential to ensure your posts are secure and will not move over time. If you're searching for "concrete posts near me," Lawsons is your local supplier across London and the South East, offering reliable delivery of these heavy items directly to your site or home. We provide a full range of slotted fence post concrete solutions for any project size.

Frequently asked questions

What are the main benefits of using concrete fence posts over timber?

The primary benefits are longevity and low maintenance. Unlike wood, a concrete fence post will not rot, warp, or be attacked by insects. Once installed, they require no further treatment or upkeep, making them a very cost-effective solution over the life of the fence.

What is the difference between an Intermediate, End, and Corner post?

An Intermediate post has slots on both sides to connect two fence panels in a straight line. An End post has a slot on only one side to neatly finish a run of fencing. A Corner post has slots at a 90-degree angle to allow you to change the direction of your fence line.

How deep should I set my concrete posts in the ground?

A general rule of thumb is that you should aim to have at least 2ft (600mm) of the fence post in the ground. For example, for a 6ft high fence, you would need an 8ft post. This ensures the post is stable and can withstand wind and external pressures.

How much post concrete mix do I need per post?

For a standard fence post, we typically recommend two bags of a proprietary post-mix product per hole. This will provide a strong and secure foundation. For larger or heavy-duty posts, you may require more.

Delivering Across London & The South East

Our dedicated delivery fleet serves a wide area, including London, the South East, and the Home Counties. We deliver to all locations within Bedfordshire, Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, Essex, Hertfordshire, Kent, Surrey, East Sussex, and West Sussex.

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