200mm x 200mm (8″ x 8″) Treated Timber Gate Post
$ 51.85
- Product Description This is a brilliant universal timber which can be used either professionally or for a hobby/ garden project it has quite literally thousand of uses. These treated timber gate posts are the perfect complement to our wooden field gates or wooden ranch gates and look great at the entrance to a field or driveway. Our UC 3.2 Treated Timber Posts are manufactured from premium softwood and pressure-treated to Use Class 3.2 standards. This treatment process ensures the timber is protected against fungal decay and insect attack in situations where the wood is used outdoors but not in permanent ground contact. Typical Applications: Fence posts and railings Decking frameworks and balustrades Pergolas, arches, and other garden structures Landscaping projects including retaining features and edging General outdoor joinery and construction projects above ground Benefits of UC 3.2 Timber Posts: Enhanced Durability: Treated to Use Class 3.2, making them suitable for outdoor exposure above ground. Cost-Effective Longevity: Reduces the need for frequent replacement compared to untreated timber. Versatile: Can be cut, drilled, or shaped for a wide range of outdoor projects. Important Note: For applications involving permanent ground contact (e.g. posts set directly in soil), UC 4 treated timber is recommended. They are topped with 4WW which means that each post has a 4 way weather (pyramid top) on each post and this as well as looking attractive helps protect the post from the elements especially rain. They are currently available in 2.4m, and 3m lengths. As a rough guide, 200mm x 200mm (8 inch x 6 inch) Gate posts are suitable for 6ft, 7ft or 8ft gates; however we recommend you call our team to discuss if you are in any doubt. If the site indicate we are out of stock of this item you will be able to place on back order but due to supply chain disruption there may be a slight delay. We will be in touch to discuss. Customer images kindly supplied by A Shaw Garden Structures from Newcastle Under Lyme
