Fence Posts In Rock

A cost effective and durable alternative to brick or stone masonry fences.

Fence posts in rock.

Take a look at our example price sheet graphic sheets and facebook album for ideas and then fill out our quote form telling us what you would like. Drill holes to create a circle twice the diameter of the post and 6 to 10 inches deep. All of our postrock limestone posts are actual fence posts that have been in use in the last 100 years in western kansas. How i dug post holes for my fence in rocky ground.

They should be spaced evenly for aesthetic purposes so it s wise to measure the space between terminal posts also known as fence end points and then determine the average space required to evenly space posts less than 10 feet apart. I hope it helps anyone. Built to withstand harsh weather conditions and wear precast concrete is the ultimate fencing solution. At each mark use a rock drill to cut a series of holes in a circle and inside the circle.

In some terrain where it s not too steep and there are surface rocks you can create an aboveground cage of rocks as a brace to anchor the fence in lieu of brace posts. In general chain link fence posts shouldn t be installed more than 10 feet apart. With a good drill you can put posts into fairly solid rock. Foil epee soft zone glove with gel insert grippy palm.

Welcome to the fencing post. Step 1 measure out the fence line and mark on the rock where each post is to go. Gather or stack rocks and secure them with net wire or make a cage and put rocks into it. We also have stone posts available made out of quarried cottonwood limestone.

Whether for a fence or a railing or supporting a deck this method might be the answer. How far apart should chain link fence posts be. When seeking an attractive and long lasting fence solution precast concrete has all the advantages of a traditional privacy fence at a fraction of the cost.