Wooden Impregnated Pole Kard 1000 mm diameter 23 mm

Wooden impregnated pole Kard 1000 mm diameter 23 mm is a straight, cylindrical timber rod treated to improve resistance to moisture and biological decay. Supplied in a 1000 mm length with a nominal diameter of 23 mm, this wooden pole is manufactured for stability and ease of handling. The impregnation process increases its suitability for outdoor exposure while keeping it usable for indoor projects where a durable, slim wooden support is required.

Advantages

The impregnated timber offers improved protection against rot and fungal attack compared with untreated wood, extending service life in garden and outdoor settings. Its uniform cylindrical shape and consistent diameter simplify cutting, drilling and fastening with screws, ties or wire. Lightweight and easy to transport, the pole provides a cost-effective solution for short supports, stakes and craft applications without the need for heavy-duty materials.

Suitable for

• Garden stakes for young trees, shrubs and climbers
• Plant supports and trellising
• Light fencing, boundary marking and temporary barriers
• DIY craft projects and small construction tasks
• Indoor uses such as curtain rods, rail supports or workshop jigs (subject to aesthetics)

Key specifications

• Material: solid wood, pressure-impregnated for enhanced durability
• Length: 1000 mm (nominal)
• Nominal diameter: 23 mm
• Profile: straight cylindrical rod with smooth surface suitable for cutting and fastening
• Intended use: outdoor and indoor support applications

How to use

Select the appropriate number of poles and spacing according to the load and plant size. For garden stakes, drive or press the pole into the soil to the required depth, leaving sufficient exposed length to secure the plant. When fixing to structures or joining multiple poles, pre-drill holes to prevent splitting, then attach with screws, staples, ties or wire as appropriate. Cut to length with a saw or pruning tool and sand exposed cuts to reduce splintering. Allow for natural swelling and contraction when used outdoors.

Usage recommendations

For best long-term performance outdoors, position the pole with at least one third of its length below ground when used as a stake, or mount above ground on a treated base to reduce direct soil contact. Regularly inspect fastenings and replace any poles showing significant decay. Avoid prolonged contact with standing water and apply additional surface treatments if a specific colour or extra protection is required.