We supply 3 different types of composite fence posts in the traditional rich dark brown colour Walnut to perfectly suit your Walnut composite fencing:
End fence posts are positioned at the length of the board apart from each other to allow the fence boards to slip into the side grooves, keeping the panel solid and secure.
Corner fence posts are used to form a corner in your composite fence, similar to an inter post, but without the visible screws or fasteners.
Fencing inter posts are used to separate fencing boards while keeping them secure and neat-looking.
The short answer is yes. WPC and traditional wooden fencing differ not just in terms of materials. WPC fencing does not need repainting over time and outperforms wood in terms of weathering & resistance to insects & mould.
Composite fencing has a minimum of 20 years of life expectancy but can last up to 50 years. We supply WPC fencing with a 20-year warranty.
Yes, WPC fencing may be retrofitted between existing concrete posts.
