Heavy Duty, Sturdy, & Reliable Fence Posts
Don’t settle for fence posts that bend or rust! Sandbaggy 7 ft T-Posts (also known as metal fence posts) are built from industrial-grade rail steel for superior strength and durability. Each post includes a welded anchor plate for added stability and two coats of green paint for long-lasting rust protection. Perfect for farms, construction sites, erosion control, and more. Save big when you order t-posts in bulk today!
Bonus: Free T-Post Wire Clips Included!
We include 5 free wire clips per post! These clips firmly secure fence wire or barbed wire to your T-posts. Learn more about our T-post wire clips.
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- Shipping: All T-posts ship on a pallet via LTL (less-than-truckload) freight for safe delivery.
- Lead time: 6-8weeks
Specifications
- Length: 7 feet
- Weight: 1.29 lbs per foot (9 lbs per post)
- Material: rail steel
- Type: Studded
- Color: Green (double-coated for rust prevention)
- Rust Resistant: Yes
- Pallet: 570 posts per pallet
T-Post Wire Clips
- Material: Heavy-duty galvanized wire
- Rust resistant
- Packaging: 25 clips per resealable bag
Features
- Made from Industrial Rail Steel – Built stronger and more durable than standard mild steel posts; won’t bend under pressure or in high winds.
- Double-Coated for Rust Protection – Two layers of green paint shield against corrosion, extending the life of your posts outdoors.
- Welded Anchor Plate – Provides extra stability and prevents the post from twisting or shifting after installation.
- Includes Free Wire Clips – 5 galvanized clips per post securely hold fencing wire or barbed wire in place.
- Versatile Applications – Perfect for farms, ranches, silt fences, safety fencing, and temporary construction barriers.
- Easy Installation – Drive directly into dirt, soil, or sand using a T-post driver—no digging required.
FAQ
What is a T-post used for?
T-posts are used as durable supports for barbed wire, silt fences, safety fencing, and chain-link barriers in agricultural, construction, and residential settings.
How deep should I install a 7 ft T post?
T-posts should be installed roughly one-third of their length below ground. For a 7-ft T-post, that means driving it about 2.3 feet into the soil.
How far apart should T-posts be spaced?
For best results, place T-posts every 8–10 feet along your fence line.
What’s better, U-post or T-post?
T-posts are stronger and better suited for heavy-duty, long-term applications, while U-posts are for lighter fencing such as gardens.
How do I install or remove T-posts?
Use a T-post driver for installation accuracy and safety. For removal, a T-post puller or the leverage method with a driver works best.
Can I buy 7' Tposts in bulk?
Yes! We offer T-posts in bulk by the pallet (570 posts). Bulk orders ship via LTL freight.
Are your T-posts bundled?
Yes Sandbaggy bundles these 7 ft t posts in quantities of 5.