JH-Mech 5.5 Inch x5.5 Inch Metal Black Powder Coated Wood Fence Post Anchor Garden Ground Spike with Tightening Lock Nuts
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Release time:
2023-04-18
The heavy duty metal fence post anchor support the fence and mailbox posts without the need for holes to be dug or for concrete to be poured. With the wooden post being in contact with metal rather than soft (often wet) ground, your fence posts or mailbox will last considerably longer.
Product Description
The heavy duty metal fence post anchor support the fence and mailbox posts without the need for holes to be dug or for concrete to be poured. With the wooden post being in contact with metal rather than soft (often wet) ground, your fence posts or mailbox will last considerably longer.
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Advantages
1. Durable material
Our fence post anchors are made of durable premium 14-gauge sturdy steel material
2. Easy to install
To install the post without digging holes or pouring concrete.
3. Stable
The fence post anchor is equipped with two connecting bolts to improve the firmness and stability.
4. Anti-rust
The surface of the ground nail is coated with a durable powder coating, which can be used for decades and can not rust even in wet soil.
5. Widely use in our life
This heavy duty metal powder coated fence post is very suitable for indoor activities, such as:mailboxes, publicity columns, sheds, guidepost, decorative flag poles, solar installations, banners, etc.
How to Use
Place the post anchor in the desired position, adjusting as necessary using the above guide. Use a small piece (approx 18 inch long) of 5 x 5 wood and insert into the fence post base. Using a club hammer or heavy duty sledge hammer hit the wood, driving the post into the ground.
Check the post regularly with a spirit level to ensure that it is even on both the horizontal and vertical axis. Once post is securely in desired position, use SDS screws or similar to screw into the post base to further prevent movement.
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