$16.99
8 ft. x 4 in. Treated Wood Fence Post
8 ft. x 4 in. Treated Wood Fence Post
Item # 4041082
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Post Length: 8 ft
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8 ft. x 4 in. Treated Wood Fence Post
Item # 4041082
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Post Length: 8 ft
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This 8 ft. x 4 in. Treated Wood Fence Post helps to prevent the deterioration of wood. Designed to repel insects for lasting use, each 8 ft. treated wood fence post is sold individually. This heavy-duty fence post is available in most stores, or can be ordered online.
- Treatment helps to prevent deterioration of wood
- Fence post repels insects for lasting use
- Sold as an individual 8 ft. treated fence post
- Diameter measures 4 in.; dimensions measure 4/5 x 8 ft.
- Available in most stores or can be special ordered for convenience
| Brand | Unbranded |
|---|---|
| Country of Origin | Imported |
| Features | N/A |
| Post Width | 4-5 in |
| Package Quantity | 1 |
| Post Weight | 50 lb. |
| Primary Material | Wood |
| Shape | Cylinder |
| Wood Species | Pine |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 4X8 |
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Newest questions
Q: What is the preferred distance between posts
4 months ago1 Answer
- A: Hi Bill! Optimal Spacing: 6–8 feet is the industry standard for preventing sagging in wooden privacy fences.4 months agoHelpful?
Q: Do they have a warranty or guarentee to last for a certain period of time.
5 months ago1 Answer
- A: Hi Neighbor- This has a 25 year warranty5 months agoHelpful?
Q: How many come in a bundle
7 months ago1 Answer
- A: Hi Neighbor! 607 months agoHelpful?
Q: What are these posts treated with?
10 months ago1 Answer
- A: Hi Neighbor- Depending on the manufacturer, 8 ft. x 4 in. Treated Wood Fence Post is pressure treated with chemical preservatives, typically Micronized Copper Azole (MCA) or Alkaline Copper Quaternary (ACQ)10 months agoHelpful?
Q: Due to mixed information are these certified UC4B treated or is there any certification that I could search to verify the treatment?
a year ago1 Answer
- A: Hello Neighbor, Post treatments will vary by region as not all posts are sourced from the same manufacturers. For more information on treatments used in your area, please contact your local TSC store for they can refer to the product label.a year agoHelpful?
Q: What has this post been treated with? Is it comparable to pressure treated posts?
a year ago1 Answer
- A: Hi Neighbor- Common treatments include Copper Azole (CA), Alkaline Copper Quaternary (ACQ), and Chromated Copper Arsenate (CCA)a year agoHelpful?
Q: Can concrete be used with the 4” X 8’ fence posts to improve stability?
a year ago1 Answer
- A: Hi Dann you can use concrete to anchora year agoHelpful?
Q: how deep do these need to buried to hold a fence for chickens or a 5ft gate?
a year ago1 Answer
- A: The generally recommended depth for any fence post hole is one-third the total length of your posts. For example, pressure-treated pine 4×4 posts are typically sold in 8-foot lengths. One-third of 8 feet is 32 inches. So for a 6-foot fence with 8-foot posts, you would dig the holes 32 inches deep.a year agoHelpful?
Q: How many in a bundle?
2 years ago1 Answer
- A: Sold as an individual 8 ft. treated fence post2 years agoHelpful?
Q: Is this a roll or for just one?
2 years ago1 Answer
- A: Per the provided product details: Sold as an individual 8 ft. treated fence post2 years agoHelpful?
1 - 10 of 114 Questions
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1 - 10 of 114 Questions
Newest questions
Q: What is the preferred distance between posts
4 months ago1 Answer
- A: Hi Bill! Optimal Spacing: 6–8 feet is the industry standard for preventing sagging in wooden privacy fences.4 months agoHelpful?
Q: Do they have a warranty or guarentee to last for a certain period of time.
5 months ago1 Answer
- A: Hi Neighbor- This has a 25 year warranty5 months agoHelpful?
Q: How many come in a bundle
7 months ago1 Answer
- A: Hi Neighbor! 607 months agoHelpful?
Q: What are these posts treated with?
10 months ago1 Answer
- A: Hi Neighbor- Depending on the manufacturer, 8 ft. x 4 in. Treated Wood Fence Post is pressure treated with chemical preservatives, typically Micronized Copper Azole (MCA) or Alkaline Copper Quaternary (ACQ)10 months agoHelpful?
Q: Due to mixed information are these certified UC4B treated or is there any certification that I could search to verify the treatment?
a year ago1 Answer
- A: Hello Neighbor, Post treatments will vary by region as not all posts are sourced from the same manufacturers. For more information on treatments used in your area, please contact your local TSC store for they can refer to the product label.a year agoHelpful?
Q: What has this post been treated with? Is it comparable to pressure treated posts?
a year ago1 Answer
- A: Hi Neighbor- Common treatments include Copper Azole (CA), Alkaline Copper Quaternary (ACQ), and Chromated Copper Arsenate (CCA)a year agoHelpful?
Q: Can concrete be used with the 4” X 8’ fence posts to improve stability?
a year ago1 Answer
- A: Hi Dann you can use concrete to anchora year agoHelpful?
Q: how deep do these need to buried to hold a fence for chickens or a 5ft gate?
a year ago1 Answer
- A: The generally recommended depth for any fence post hole is one-third the total length of your posts. For example, pressure-treated pine 4×4 posts are typically sold in 8-foot lengths. One-third of 8 feet is 32 inches. So for a 6-foot fence with 8-foot posts, you would dig the holes 32 inches deep.a year agoHelpful?
Q: How many in a bundle?
2 years ago1 Answer
- A: Sold as an individual 8 ft. treated fence post2 years agoHelpful?
Q: Is this a roll or for just one?
2 years ago1 Answer
- A: Per the provided product details: Sold as an individual 8 ft. treated fence post2 years agoHelpful?
1 - 10 of 114 Questions
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Summary of Reviews
The fence posts received mixed reviews, with some customers finding them to be of good quality, sturdy, and straight, while others reported issues with the posts being crooked, warped, or of poor overall quality. The quality appears to have declined over time, with some customers noting the posts th...
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Most Helpful Favorable Review
5 out of 5 stars.
8' posts
16 years ago
I installed 500' of feedlot panels w/ 8'x4" posts every 8'. The panels and posts were very good quality which made the installation very easy and it is solid and looks great.
38 people found this helpful
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Most Helpful Critical Review
1 out of 5 stars.
waste of time-
15 years ago
Four years ago my wife and I put in over 400 post for our beef lots, in the past two years we've replaced 80 of them, the now this year another 20 they just rot and fall apart. Very dissappointed and mad. Wasted alot of money and time!
125 people found this helpful
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Reviews 5
2 out of 5 stars.
Bad
27 days ago
Were warped and had chunks missing from them
SweepstakesYes
No, I do not recommend this product.
Fallston, MD
Review 1
5 out of 5 stars.
Quality Fence Post
a month ago
Straight, intact, no rot, sizing correct
Yes, I recommend this product.
South Carolina
Reviews 2
5 out of 5 stars.
Fence posts
2 months ago
Great price for products
SweepstakesYes
Yes, I recommend this product.
Reviews 2
4 out of 5 stars.
Need to sort through inventory to get quality.
3 months ago
Need to sort through the stock to get consistent quality. The diameter is inconsistent as well. Once you make your selection you can get good quality pole to do your job.
SweepstakesYes