Concrete vs wooden fence posts - which is best?

When you’re erecting a brand new fence in your garden, you have the choice of concrete and wooden fence posts.

A fence post supports your fencing and fence panels, making sure they stay upright and don’t fall over. This means it’s essential to choose the right type of panel for your specific needs.

Both types of fence posts have their advantages and disadvantages. In this article, we’ll be looking at which is the best option for your garden.

A Day In The Life - A Fence Panel Master

By Sam Wilson

I start off my day with all the usual checks and switching on the compressor to fill up the big air tank, making sure everything is ready for a day making G&G’s premium fence panels. I jump on the forklift and look for the materials I need for the size panel I'm about to make, in this instance I'm making six foot by six foot panels in a style designed by G&G called the ‘Beast’.

Do you own a garden?

If you do, perhaps you’ve wished that it could just look that extra bit better.

One incredibly interesting and affordable addition you can add to any garden is fence panels.

Fence panels can give your lawn a distinct edge and also make you feel at peace within your own surroundings.

How To Install A Fence Post Spike

The benefits of install a fence post spike is that its fast and simple. All you need to do is put the spike in the place you would like it, install the drive in tool and hammer in with a sledge hammer.

Installation Advice: DuraPost® Post Caps

Please see the video below on how to Install Post caps to DuraPosts