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Importing Fence Posts Directly from Dongfang, A North China Manufacturer and Exporter

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Dongfang is a China supplier of steel fence post, coated fence post, Y- post, T-post, pipe post with mesh fences, and various fencing accessories. Steel posts we supply are mainly Australia style, USA style and Euro style and many types to fit the metal fences to be installed and fixed. Mesh fences are galvanised mesh fence, welded mesh, chain link mesh, curved mesh, field fence, fence gates. Fencing accessories include barbed wire, concertian wire, wire nails, tie wire and others.

According to Finishes, Fence Posts are classified into FIVE major types:

1. Steel Fence Posts Galvanized with Zinc Plating

Most commonly used products. Either galvanized iron or hot dipped galvanized (HDG) steel posts. The zinc plating finish offers better corrosion resistance property to the steel posts. Galvanized steel fence posts are light in weight, fireproof, extremely durable, and relatively easy to drive. The posts are available in lengths varying from 5 to 8 feet in 6-inch increments.

Steel posts can be supplied in almost all shapes: T-post, Y-post, L-post, Studded T post, U channel post and various tubular posts. GI fence posts and HDG posts are used together with Pre-galvanized wire mesh fence and hot dipped zinc plated wire fence barriers. Learn more.

2. Plastic (PVC) Coated Steel Posts

3. Epoxy Coated Steel Posts

4. Enamel Coated Fence Posts with Popular Green Color

5. Black Bitumen Coated Steel Posts

Metal steel posts can be supplied with color coatings by using of plastic, epoxy, enamel or Bitumen coating layer. PVC and enamel coated fence posts have beautiful multi-color choices and good weather resistance. Popular colors for PVC and epoxy coating include Green, Black, Yellow and etc. The color coated fencing posts are used together with Enamel Coated Euro Fence, Green PVC Coated Chain Link Fence and other plastic coated mesh fences. All steel posts can be treated with plastic or other coating.

Fence Posts are popularly used to THREE MAJOR TARGET MARKETS:

Australia Y - Posts for Australian and New Zealand Market

Galvanized Y post or PVC coated Star Picket form. This kind of steel fence post enjoys an improved rate of 30% in mechanical property and physical propery compared with common steel posts with same section size. Easy installation at low cost. Ideal for quick installation of expressway or highway wire mesh fencing, beach farming, fish farming and salt farm and field fencing uses in Australia and New Zealand.

Supplied in common length: 0.45M, 0.6M, 0.9M, 1.35M, 1.5M, 1.65M, 1.8M, 2.1M, 2.4M, 3.0M.

Billet Steel or Rail Steel American Style Studded T Fence Posts, for USA and Canada Market

American or USA Style Posts are Studded T Posts processed from billet steel or rail steel materials. Bitumen black coated, hot dipped galvanized or green painted.

We supply light duty, regular duty and heavy duty T fence posts.
With or with no spades;
With or without stabilizer plate attachment.
For installation of the fence panels without clamps and bolts, with easier installation and wider application.

Studded T Bar Post

Euro Mesh Fence Posts, for European Market

Euro fence is popular mesh fence type used in European countries for garden fencing. Mostly welded mesh light type with green pvc coating. Also called Holland Fence. The fence panels are installed with column posts and clipped together. The posts used are called Euro Posts, in T or L shape, tubular pipes. Enamel green or plastic coated to fit the mesh fencing colors.

Mesh Fencing Barrier Systems with Metal Posts Support

Metal steel posts can be used for installation and construction of various wire fencing systems. Typical mesh fences systems with posts include Holland Fence ( Garden Fence ), Welded Mesh, Pre Galvanized Wire Mesh, Chain Link Fence, Chicken Wire, Security Fence, Barbed Wire, Razor Wire and more.

Galvanized Iron Chain Link Mesh System

Typical Size:
Galvanized wire mesh with typical 9 gauge wire, holes of diamonds in 2 3/8” (two & three eighth inch), 8’ (eight feet high), 96’ long (ninety feet).

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T post for framed chain link fence panel fixing, Y post for support of barbed wire coils along the fence tops.

Fence posts options:
1 5/8” (one and five eighth thick/diameter) x 21’ (twenty one feet long);
3inch x 20', chain link gates posts with tension bar, 3/16"x3/4"x94";
4 x 4 fencepost spikes.
5 foot u post or T post. T-POST w/spades. galv or painted

Welded Wire Mesh Hardware Cloth

The Hot Dipped Galvanized Steel Welded Wire Mesh Fences and Posts are coated with standard zinc thickness in “g/m2”. The holes can be rectangular or square mesh. Stainless steel hardware cloth also available.

Wire mesh: 4mm diameter, a rectangular opening of 2 ”x4” holes.

358 Mesh Welded Anti-Cut Anti-Climb Security Fencing & Enclosure

The welded steel mesh panels are made of high quality carbon steel wires. Designed to secure perimeter protection for industrial and commercial properties, public utilities. With no blind spots, 358 security mesh is suited for electronic alarm and detection systems used for Military, airports, secure units and prisons. Also called Prison Fence.

Curved type weld mesh panels are used with peach post for fixing uses.

The metal steel welded mesh panels topped with concertina wire coils of razor barbed tapes form maximum security enclosures.

Galvanized Fencing Wire, High Tensile Wire Fence and Field Fence, to be fixed with Wooden or Metal Stake Posts and Fence Nails Staples

The saying is true–good fences make good neighbors. FenceWorks NW is in the business of helping our customers be the best neighbors possible. If you’ve decided to install a new fence in Clark County or replace an old one, it’s important to choose long-lasting materials built to withstand the damp climate known to cause dry rot and wreak havoc on timber.

In the Northwest, the two most common fence posts are pressure-treated posts and galvanized posts. To help you choose the right option for you, keep reading to learn more about the pros and cons of each type of post.

Pressure-treated posts

First things first, let’s define pressure-treated posts. To create wood that is protected from wood rot and insects, lumber is placed in a depressurized holding tank that replaces excess air with a solution of water and chemical preservatives with proven protective qualities. In 2004 EPA regulations removed arsenic from the recipe, replacing it with copper azole. This treatment does add years of protection for the posts, but they do not last quite as long as they used to.

While this treatment does not eliminate the potential for wear and tear or corrosion from the elements over time, a pressure-treated post will last far longer than traditional wooden posts. If installed directly into the soil, you can expect a pressure-treated post to last approximately seven years. Installed into a concrete base, a pressure-treated post can last 20+ years. Unlike most companies, FenceWorks NW meticulously hand-trowels every footing, bringing the concrete above grade. This extra step protects your investment and minimizes exposure to dirt that will prematurely rot your fence.

Pressure-treated lumber, while more expensive than natural wood, is less expensive than aluminum, steel, or other building materials. Pressure-treated lumber is also much easier to customize–whatever your fence height or style, we can easily cut the post to suit your needs. Some styles of fencing work much better with pressure treated posts vs steel. This is a discussion we are happy to cover at the time of your free estimate.

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Galvanized steel posts

It seems like an easy decision when you compare pressure-treated wood and steel fence posts. However, the winner when comparing pressure-treated wood and galvanized steel isn’t as clearly defined.

The process of galvanizing steel involves applying a zinc coating to steel, effectively protecting the metal from rust, acid, or erosion. Most galvanized steel posts are created using the hot-dip method, where posts are dipped into molten zinc. Steel that has undergone this process is easily identified by the crystalline pattern of the posts, often referred to as spangle.

There are 4 common options for steel posts; square, round, c-post & post masters (flange style) We help you decide which is best for your style of fence.

When comparing fence post lifespans, the life of a galvanized steel post far outlasts its treated wooden counterpart. In some cases, galvanized steel fence posts can last 50 -70 years with little to no maintenance. The galvanized coating protects the steel underneath, as the elements must first destroy the zinc coating before compromising the strength of the metal. If strength is a concern, steel is virtually indestructible. The metal is fireproof and stable when faced with high winds.

The quality of galvanized steel comes with a heftier price tag than a pressure-treated wood post. Keep in mind, though, that galvanized steel will last two to three times longer than a pressure-treated wood post. When you complete a yearly cost breakdown, galvanized steel comes out ahead. Also remember, a strong fence post strengthens the entire fence. When you choose galvanized steel posts, you minimize the likelihood of incurring fence damage after big storms.

As you make the decision whether to select galvanized steel posts or pressure-treated wooden posts, the choice is largely based on budget. If you need a fence now, but you’re not ready to invest in a solution for the next 50 -70 years, a fence with pressure-treated wooden posts is your best option. If you prefer a low-maintenance solution that will last a lifetime, galvanized steel posts are the ultimate choice for your Clark County fence.

If you’re ready to get started with your new fence or fence replacement, our team of expert craftsmen are ready to help.

We offer free consultations and estimates, so you can weigh your options and choose the fence post solution that’s right for your yard and your budget. No matter what you choose, you can be sure that FenceWorks NW’s high-quality materials and expert workmanship will result in a long-lasting fence you’ll love.

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