Slotted Concrete Posts
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Slotted Concrete Fence Posts
Slotted concrete fence posts are a tough, no-fuss option for any fencing job. They hold fence panels in place, stay standing in bad weather, and don’t need regular upkeep. Once installed, they’ll last for decades.
Each post has a smooth finish and a built-in slot to slide panels in and out without needing brackets or nails. If a panel ever needs replacing, it is a quick job.
We stock a wide range of lengths (up to 12ft) and types so that you can pick the right one for your fence - no overthinking needed.
Built to Handle British Weather
Concrete posts are a great choice and also the most popular choice across the UK. They are not prone to rot, warp, or crack like other materials and will last for over 20 years. Once they are in the ground, they stay put with no twisting, leaning, or drama. It's why they will continue to be the long-term fence post solution for British gardens.
A System That Just Works
Slotted concrete posts are built for ease. All the posts have grooves down the side so your fence panels slide in and stay in place. There’s no need for brackets or screws, and swapping a damaged panel is easy - just lift it out and drop a new one in. It's a clean, low-maintenance solution that makes life easier.
Slotted Concrete Fence Post Sizes and Types
British gardens come in all different shapes and sizes, and the good news is that theres a post type for all different needs.
- Intermediate posts - These are your standard go-to posts that are used in most fences you see across the UK. They sit between two panels and keep everything aligned and in place. If your fence runs in a straight line, these are the posts that do the heavy lifting.
- End Posts - As the name suggests, these are used at the end of a fence run. They have just one slot, which means they finish off your fencing without leaving a gap or needing extra fixings. Perfect for ending a line against a wall, gate, or open space.
- Corner Posts - When your fence changes direction, corner posts keep things tidy. They have slots on two adjacent sides, making them ideal for sharp 90-degree turns without needing to force panels into awkward angles.
- 3-Way Posts - If your fence layout has a T-junction or you’re fencing around multiple sides of a property, 3-way posts are what you need. They allow you to slot in panels from three directions, keeping the fence setup strong and connected.
What Height Do I need?
A good rule of thumb is to go 2ft longer than your fence panel height. That allows enough post to sit below ground when you concrete it in. For example, for a 6ft fence panel, use an 8ft post. Don’t forget you will be using concrete gravel boards as well, so consider the size of those.
Reinforced Inside
These posts might look smooth on the outside, but it's what's inside that counts. All our posts are reinforced with steel rebar, which gives them strength and allows them to hold up over time. The wet-cast concrete mix gives a cleaner finish and a denser, more durable structure than dry-cast options. So, while they look tidy in your garden, they’re working hard behind the scenes.
Pointed or Round Top - Whats the difference?
Our slotted concrete posts come with two top options - pointed or round. There’s no right or wrong; it's just whatever suits you and your garden.
- Pointed tops are the classic choice. They add a clean line and help shed water, which can reduce surface staining over time. They also give the fence a traditional look.
- Round tops are slightly softer in appearance. They’re ideal if you’re after a softer finish or want your fencing to blend into a garden with curved features.
Contact Us
Got any questions? Or need advice on what slotted concrete fence posts you need? Don’t worry - we’re here to help. We know fencing inside out. Fence panels, slotted posts, gravel boards, panels, and everything else fence-related.
Chat With Our Team - We’re real people who actually enjoy talking about fencing (yes, really). If you need recommendations, installation tips, or help with an order, then reach out, and we will help.
Delivery Options - We offer fast, reliable delivery straight to your door, We use our own fleet of truck to assure you product gets to you in perfect condition.
Visit us - Based in Northfleet, Kent and Catford in London we’re ideally placed for deliveries across London Kent, Essex and beyond.
Call Us
- Kent - 01322 787 312
- London - 0208 698 4064
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No matter what you need, we’ll make sure you get the right products at the right price.
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- How deep in the ground do concrete posts need to go in?
A concrete post up to 10ft should go 2ft in the ground taller posts should go 3ft in the ground.
What is a slotted concrete fence post?A slotted concrete post is a strong post used with panel fencing. This type of fencing is the strongest.
What size is the slot?The slot in our concrete posts are 50mmHow thick are the slotted concrete posts?The Concrete slotted fence posts sizes are
- Intermediate posts | 95mm x 95mm
- 5ft to 9ft End post | 95mm x 95mm
- Corner posts | 125mm x 125mm
What is the tallest concrete fence post?The tallest concrete fence posts that we have are 12ft 3600mm tall. This is the tallest concrete fence post that you can get. If you need a post thats taller you can use commercial Durapost - These posts go up to 5 Meters
Are your concrete posts smooth?Yes our concrete posts are smooth on the front and 2 sides. The back is rough.
How long will a concrete post last?A concrete fence post will last approximately 25 years.
What gravel board do you use with slotted fence posts?You can use 12in or 6in concrete gravel board.How many postcrete will I need?We recommend 3 postcrete in our tall posts over 9ft and 2 for 9ft and under. We would also use 3 for a corner post.Do your concrete posts have rebar in them?Yes all our concrete fence posts have 4 rebar in them.Can I Collect?Yes! Collections are welcome, we have a warehouse and showroom in Northfleet In Kent and also in Catford in London
