Impregnated Wooden Fence Post Kard 1500 mm, diameter 28 mm

Impregnated Wooden Fence Post Kard 1500 mm, diameter 28 mm is a treated round timber post designed for outdoor garden applications. The post measures 1500 mm in length with a 28 mm diameter and has been pressure-impregnated to enhance resistance to moisture, fungal decay and insect attack. Its straight profile and light weight make it suitable for quick installation, cutting to size and fastening with nails, staples or wire for a range of fencing and support structures.

Advantages

The pressure-impregnation treatment extends service life compared with untreated wood and reduces maintenance needs in exposed conditions. Its uniform round shape and consistent diameter provide predictable mechanical behaviour when used as fence posts, vine supports or trellis uprights. The 1500 mm length is convenient for medium-height garden fences and supports while the 28 mm diameter balances strength and ease of handling for both DIY and professional landscaping projects.

Suitable for

• Garden fences and perimeter demarcation
• Vine and plant supports (trellises, canes)
• Light outdoor structures and temporary enclosures
• DIY landscaping, allotments and raised bed supports

Key specifications

• Length: 1500 mm
• Diameter: 28 mm (round profile)
• Material: solid wood (round timber)
• Surface treatment: pressure-impregnated for increased rot and moisture resistance
• Weight: lightweight, suitable for manual handling

How to use

Choose post spacing and layout appropriate to the intended use, typically spacing posts 800–1200 mm apart for vine supports and 1000–2000 mm for lightweight fencing depending on wind exposure and load. Cut the post to the required length with a saw if needed and drive or bury the post into the ground to a depth suited to local frost and stability requirements (commonly 300–600 mm for temporary or light installations). Fasten with galvanised nails, staples or wire as required; where prolonged contact with soil is expected consider using additional ground-contact protection or mounting the post on a short concrete or gravel base to improve longevity.

Usage recommendations

For best long-term performance, inspect posts annually for signs of rot or loosening and replace any posts that show advanced decay. Where permanent load-bearing or heavy structural use is planned, select larger diameter or structural-grade posts and follow local building guidance for foundations and anchoring.