6.5 ft. x 3.5-4 in. Treated Wood Fence Post
6.5 ft. x 3.5-4 in. Treated Wood Fence Post
Item # 4041024
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Post Length: 6 ft 6 in
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6.5 ft. x 3.5-4 in. Treated Wood Fence Post
Item # 4041024
Stocked & Ready
$11.99
Post Length: 6 ft 6 in
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Grassland (franklin) TN
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This 6.5 ft. x 3.5 in./4 in. Treated Wood Fence Post helps to prevent deterioration of wood. Designed to repel insects to provide a lasting use, you can find this 6 ft. treated fence post at most stores, or it can be special ordered. Buy these treated fence posts in bulk to get a discounted price.
- Treatment helps to prevent deterioration of wood
- Fence post repels insects for lasting use
- Dimensions measure 3.5 in./4 in. x 6.5 ft.
- Available in most stores or can be special ordered
- Buy these treated fence posts in bulk for a discounted price
| Brand | Unbranded |
|---|---|
| Country of Origin | Made in USA |
| Features | Pressure Treated, Paintable/Stainable |
| Post Width | 3.5-4 in |
| Package Quantity | 1 |
| Post Weight | 40 lb. |
| Primary Material | Wood |
| Shape | Cylindrical |
| Wood Species | Pine |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 3.5X6.5 |
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Q: Do you need to put in concrete
21 days ago1 Answer
- AI-assisted, Human-approvedA: Hi Steve: It is not required, but depending on the use, you may need to anchor.17 days agoHelpful?
Q: How do I order this post in bulk? I don’t see an option to select bulk
a month ago1 Answer
- A: Hi Martha! You can order these posts in bulk by purchasing 25 or more to receive a 5% discount on each post. This bulk discount is available for items in stock at your local store or through special orders.a month agoHelpful?
Q: Is it possible to know if these are CCA, CA, or MCA treated?
2 months ago1 Answer
- A: Hi Nate! Yes. These posts are sourced locally and treatment standards vary by region, but vendors like the Pine Forest Lumber Company offer products treated with CCA, ACQ, and micronized copper. You can check with your local store for specific inventory details, as treatment types may vary.2 months agoHelpful?
Q: Nearest store in stock
2 months ago1 Answer
- A: Hi Neighbor! Please call your local store for this information.2 months agoHelpful?
Q: What is difference between treated wood and pressure treated wood posts?
6 months ago1 Answer
- A: Hi Neighbor! Pressure-treated wood is a specific type of treated lumber where preservatives are forced deep into the wood fibers under high pressure, offering superior, long-term protection against rot and insects compared to surface-treated (dipped) wood. Pressure treatment is essential for ground-contact posts, lasting 20-35 years.6 months agoHelpful?
Q: what is the quantity
10 months ago1 Answer
- A: Hi Neighbor! Package Quantity: 110 months agoHelpful?
Q: How many are in a bundle? What is the price for a bundle ?
a year ago1 Answer
- A: Hi Neighbor- There are approx 55 per bundle. Please work with your local store for discount pricing.a year agoHelpful?
Q: How many in a bundle?
a year ago1 Answer
- A: Hi Mark! These are sold individually.a year agoHelpful?
Q: What is the chemical compound used to treat rhese posts?
a year ago1 Answer
- A: Posts are sourced locally per region and have different standards for treatment. Pine Forest Lumber Company, one of the vendors, offers products treated with CCA, ACQ and micronized copper. CCA (chromated copper arsenate) is an inorganic arsenical; the most prevalent of the water-borne wood preservatives, commonly used anywhere termites and decay attach may occur, both indoors and outdoors. ACQ (ammoniacal copper quat) is a water-borne preservative containing copper and quaternary ammonium compounds.a year agoHelpful?
Q: Can this be used around a vegetable garden or will it leach chemicals into the ground and then be toxic?
a year ago1 Answer
- A: Hi John pressure-treated lumber can be used for garden beds, it's crucial to understand the potential risks associated with the chemicals used in the treatment process, and to take precautions to minimize any potential exposure to plants and soil.a year agoHelpful?
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Q: Do you need to put in concrete
21 days ago1 Answer
- AI-assisted, Human-approvedA: Hi Steve: It is not required, but depending on the use, you may need to anchor.17 days agoHelpful?
Q: How do I order this post in bulk? I don’t see an option to select bulk
a month ago1 Answer
- A: Hi Martha! You can order these posts in bulk by purchasing 25 or more to receive a 5% discount on each post. This bulk discount is available for items in stock at your local store or through special orders.a month agoHelpful?
Q: Is it possible to know if these are CCA, CA, or MCA treated?
2 months ago1 Answer
- A: Hi Nate! Yes. These posts are sourced locally and treatment standards vary by region, but vendors like the Pine Forest Lumber Company offer products treated with CCA, ACQ, and micronized copper. You can check with your local store for specific inventory details, as treatment types may vary.2 months agoHelpful?
Q: Nearest store in stock
2 months ago1 Answer
- A: Hi Neighbor! Please call your local store for this information.2 months agoHelpful?
Q: What is difference between treated wood and pressure treated wood posts?
6 months ago1 Answer
- A: Hi Neighbor! Pressure-treated wood is a specific type of treated lumber where preservatives are forced deep into the wood fibers under high pressure, offering superior, long-term protection against rot and insects compared to surface-treated (dipped) wood. Pressure treatment is essential for ground-contact posts, lasting 20-35 years.6 months agoHelpful?
Q: what is the quantity
10 months ago1 Answer
- A: Hi Neighbor! Package Quantity: 110 months agoHelpful?
Q: How many are in a bundle? What is the price for a bundle ?
a year ago1 Answer
- A: Hi Neighbor- There are approx 55 per bundle. Please work with your local store for discount pricing.a year agoHelpful?
Q: How many in a bundle?
a year ago1 Answer
- A: Hi Mark! These are sold individually.a year agoHelpful?
Q: What is the chemical compound used to treat rhese posts?
a year ago1 Answer
- A: Posts are sourced locally per region and have different standards for treatment. Pine Forest Lumber Company, one of the vendors, offers products treated with CCA, ACQ and micronized copper. CCA (chromated copper arsenate) is an inorganic arsenical; the most prevalent of the water-borne wood preservatives, commonly used anywhere termites and decay attach may occur, both indoors and outdoors. ACQ (ammoniacal copper quat) is a water-borne preservative containing copper and quaternary ammonium compounds.a year agoHelpful?
Q: Can this be used around a vegetable garden or will it leach chemicals into the ground and then be toxic?
a year ago1 Answer
- A: Hi John pressure-treated lumber can be used for garden beds, it's crucial to understand the potential risks associated with the chemicals used in the treatment process, and to take precautions to minimize any potential exposure to plants and soil.a year agoHelpful?
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Review 1
2 out of 5 stars.
most were split down the post
2 months ago
yeah, I think it would have been better for me to picked up and I could have assessed whether or not these were usable. Most of them had large splits through the post.
SweepstakesYes
No, I do not recommend this product.
Anonymous
Reviews 3
4 out of 5 stars.
Poles
3 months ago
I did 4 out of 5 because No one is perfect. Poles are good
SweepstakesYes
Review 1
1 out of 5 stars.
Great if you don't let them touch the ground!
3 months ago
I used these posts to build a fence 4 years ago and over half of them are rotted off right at ground level. The fence is on a ridge not wet ground. VERY DISAPPOINTED !!
Buffalo NY
Reviews 2
1 out of 5 stars.
Ok
4 months ago
Ok overall post are what they are
SweepstakesYes
Yes, I recommend this product.