General-Lee
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Clipex Ecoposts are the bees knees for repairing failing fences.Yes cooler day would be better , but given I near enough fence the entire farm with the old crappy posts before we realised how rubbish they were , you never know which fence is going to fall next thus we are always doing fire brigade repairs once cattle are out even though I spent a fair amount of the winter going around doing repairs , so much so that you get little time to do new fences now for always repairing the semi new stuff !
What isn't?Creosote is carcinogenic, be careful folks
Do you really think they will give your money back when they are rotten at 14 years?Are we still not trusting the tanalised posts? Even the incised ones?
Surely if dried redwood and properly treated it should be good.
Mole valley put 15 year warranty on theirs.
http://www.fenceandforget.co.uk/Where do you buy these creosoted fence posts? The treated posts up here are crap and don't last anytime at all. Would love a good supplier of creosoted timber fencing supplies.
Oh I know that but it's a sliding scale warranty including some installation cost.Do you really think they will give your money back when they are rotten at 14 years?
On some garenteed posts you have voided the garentee when you hammer a staple in
But it's the same timber and the same chemical. They are only treating them differently, so hopefully should be better but i wouldn't hold my breath.Are we still not trusting the tanalised posts? Even the incised ones?
Surely if dried redwood and properly treated it should be good.
Mole valley put 15 year warranty on theirs.
We had the telegraph post outside the house replaced last year. I asked the contractors how long it had been in, considering it was creosoted, only ten years was the reply. I don't know what the criteria Openreach use to decide when a pole needs replacing (it didn't look rotten, hadn't fallen over etc). In the process of replacing every post, strainer etc with creosoted ones I was a bit taken back until they told me about a post down the lane they had replaced which had been there since the1940's.
I'd trust peeled over incised, the timber they use for them looks pure shite to me. And my thinking is that incisions just create more of a place for damp to sit and rot.Are we still not trusting the tanalised posts? Even the incised ones?
Surely if dried redwood and properly treated it should be good.
Mole valley put 15 year warranty on theirs.
Glendale engineering do Octo posts that are creosoted, you no fancy clipex ?Where do you buy these creosoted fence posts? The treated posts up here are crap and don't last anytime at all. Would love a good supplier of creosoted timber fencing supplies.
I thought is was Vick sinex that used certainly clears a blocked noseFamel cough pastilles had creosote as their active ingredient. They were good to.
Edit: A quick google - they are now banned
Other search engines and cough sweets are available!
Put a feed bag over the post to stop any splash.Had a similiar experience this time last year, creosote burned face from the spume created when the hammer hit the post tops, whilst holding posts, on a hot day.
Never had it happen before.
Bash plate on the post knocker reduces thisHad a similiar experience this time last year, creosote burned face from the spume created when the hammer hit the post tops, whilst holding posts, on a hot day.
Never had it happen before.