Locust Fence Posts For Sale Pa

Black locust is a safe environmentally friendly alternative to pressure treated and tropical hardwoods.

Locust fence posts for sale pa.

Black locust fence posts have been noted to last eighty years in some of america s toughest climates. A wide variety of classified ads buy rent sell and find anything locust fence post listings. 4 1 126 was save. Locust split rail fence posts are made from the very hard strong and heavy wood of the black locust tree.

Spruce rails are available in 11 long. Treated wood fencing of all sizes can be a beautiful way to make this happen cobb. With a post shear strength of 2480 psi black locust wood is known for its strength and durability. Also available in 4 hole 5 high upon request.

Save up to see price at checkout. We began as a local contractor based fence supply company in march of 1993. Filter products pricetype. The most cost effective means of keeping in what you want kept in and out what you need to keep out is properly pressure treated wood products.

Heights available are 2 hole 3 high and 3 hole 4 high. Items are available for local delivery or pick. We offer posts for traditional livestock fencing viticulture trellis and hops poles. Sections are approximately 10 long.

Diameter and 7 long. Diameter and 8 long. Fence post braces accessories 52 filter results done press enter to collapse or expand the menu. Clearance clearance select items sale sale select items compare treated wood post 4 5 x 8 ft.

Locust posts and poles. Wood fencing and wood fence posts. Posts are 4 x 4 x 8 3 round x 6 treated lumber. Fence posts are 4 avg.

Pressure treated are available only in 11 long. Grape posts are 6 avg. Locust wood was first used by the early appalachian settlers. A plentiful renewable resource that is well suited for all outdoor wood uses.

Split rail fence is available in locust or pressure treated lumber. Monday friday 7 00am 5 00pm. Wood fence posts have been used for years as the most effective means of fencing. Among the hardest woods in the world our appalachian black locust is incredibly rot resistant.