5 ft U Channel Posts for Fences & Signs - Studded Steel, Green

U Channel Posts for Fences & Signs

Install wire mesh fences in your garden or signs in your front yard with Sandbaggy's Green 5 ft U-Posts! Made from rust-resistant steel, these u channel fence posts offer continued protection from pests entering your garden, as well as being able to support and stabilize plants, such as a small tress. They are both wind and rust resistant for long lasting performance!

Specs

• Size: 5 ft (60 inches)
• Weight: 2.5 lbs / stake
• Weight / ft: 0.5 lbs per feet 
  
• Material: Steel
• Finish: Rust Resistant

Features

• Garden Fence Post for Pest Control – Quickly install wire mesh fencing to keep animals away from vegetables, flowers, and other plants.
• Plant & Tree Support – Great for stabilizing young trees, vines, and other plants that need extra support as they grow.
• Install Signs In Your Yard – "No Soliciting", "Private Property", etc. Installing signs in your front yard is easy with our U-Posts!
• Stable & Wind-Resistant – Built with an anchor plate (spade) that secures the post firmly in the ground, preventing shifting in wind or loose soil.
• Rust-Resistant Steel – Crafted from specially coated steel that resists rust and corrosion, these U-Posts are built for long-lasting outdoor use. Strong enough to withstand heavy wind without bending.

FAQ

What is the difference between T-posts and U-posts?

The difference between a t-post and u-post is the shape of the post and how that affects what they are each used for. U-post's u-shape makes them ideal for light duty applications, such as creating a fence around a garden. The t-post's t-shape lends itself toward heavy duty applications such as creating a fence around a property.

How do you install U Channel fence posts?

The best way to get your u-post into the ground is to use a manual fence post driver. Simply put the driver over the fence post and use a downward force to continually hammer it into the ground. Make sure your fence post does not twist or turn while pounding it into the ground.

How far apart should you place U-posts?

For the best results and a sturdier fence, space u-posts no more than 10 feet apart.

How far into the ground should a fence post go?

What other names do these u light duty u post go by?

• steel u post
• green fence post
• u posts
• u channel stakes
• metal u post