Gallagher self-insulated Timber (FSC®) for permanent fencing. Up to 70% more cost effective than traditional non-electric fencing. No insulators required. Insultimber (FSC®) does not require chemical treatment.
These self-insulated timber fence posts are ideal for permanent fencing solutions. The Insultimber post range is up to 70% more cost effective than traditional non-electric fencing.
Gallagher self-insulated Timber (FSC®) for permanent fencing. Up to 70% more cost effective than traditional non-electric fencing. No insulators required. Insultimber (FSC®) does not require chemical treatment.
Gallagher Insultimber are FSC® certified wooden posts (250 cm) and an ideal solution for permanent fences. Insultimber posts are completely self-insulating and do not require insulators.
Gallagher self-insulated Insultimber (FSC®) for permanent fencing. Up to 70% more cost effective than traditional non-electric fencing. No insulators required. Insultimber (FSC®) does not require chemical treatment.
Gallagher self-insulated Timber (FSC®) for permanent fencing. Up to 70% more cost effective than traditional non-electric fencing. No insulators required. Insultimber (FSC®) does not require chemical treatment.
Gallagher self-insulated Timber (FSC®) for permanent fencing. Up to 70% more cost effective than traditional non-electric fencing. No insulators required. Insultimber (FSC®) does not require chemical treatment.
Gallagher self-insulated Timber (FSC®) for permanent fencing. Up to 70% more cost effective than traditional non-electric fencing. No insulators required. Insultimber (FSC®) does not require chemical treatment.
A sturdy permanent electric fence is built on round wood poles. Gallagher provides a variety of insulators, including specialised horse fencing materials for Equine Fence Wire, braid, and tape, for fastening electric fence lines to wooden posts. Insulators can be fastened to the post with flathead nails, screws, or staples.
Posts can be set up in the ground using a tractor- or trailer-mounted post driving equipment, or by digging a hole, backfilling it, and tamping it down firmly by hand.
Post spacing can range from 4 to 12 metres, depending on the amount of wires, the kind of wire, and the topography. If fibreglass posts or droppers are inserted in between the posts, the post spacing can be increased.
Wooden electric fence posts are a popular choice for several reasons. One of the primary reasons is that wood is an insulator, which means that it won't conduct electricity. This makes it safer to use for electric fences since the current won't be grounded and potentially harm animals or people in contact with the fence. Additionally, wooden posts are relatively inexpensive and readily available, making them a popular choice for farmers and homeowners looking to set up an electric fence.
Insultimber electric fence posts are a type of wooden post that is treated with a special coating that enhances its insulating properties. This makes Insultimber posts an excellent choice for electric fences since they provide a reliable barrier without the risk of electrical discharge.
Attaching an electric fence to a wooden post is a relatively straightforward process. You can use special electric fence insulators that attach to the post and hold the wire in place, allowing the current to flow through the wire without contacting the post itself. These insulators can be made of plastic or ceramic and come in a variety of shapes and sizes depending on the type of fence and the post.
To strengthen wooden electric fence posts, you can use several techniques. One option is to use a thicker post, which will provide more stability and support. You can also bury the post deeper into the ground using a post hole digger to give it more anchorage. Additionally, you can use metal braces or stakes to reinforce the post and prevent it from leaning or shifting.
Whether metal or wooden electric fence posts are better depends on the specific situation. Wooden posts are often preferred for their insulating properties, affordability, and availability. However, metal electric fence posts can be more durable and resistant to weather and animal damage, making them a good choice for areas with harsh weather conditions or frequent animal activity. Ultimately, the choice between metal and wooden posts will depend on factors such as budget, environment, and personal preference.