The post for straight lines

Most of any fence is straight run, and that is where this post lives. Its true 2.75 in. square body carries a channel on each of two opposite sides, so a panel slides in from the left and another from the right. That keeps the top line level and panel spacing even across long stretches.

Built to last outside

The profile is 6063-T6 aluminum with an AAMA 2604 black powder coat. Rust, rot and warping are not concerns, and the finish holds its color in sun and rain. There is no rust bleed to stain concrete or pavers, which painted steel can cause.

Setting the post

• Lay out your fence line and mark post spots.
• Dig holes to the depth your area needs, deeper where frost or wind demand it.
• Add gravel at the bottom for drainage.
• Stand the post plumb and brace it.
• Pour concrete and let it cure, typically 24 to 48 hours.
• Slide or fasten panels into both channels.

At 8 ft, there is enough length to bury the base and still clear a 6 ft fence with a cap. For other heights, cut it cleanly with a non-ferrous blade.

Complete the system

Use corner, end and gate posts from the same 2.75 in. series to keep sight lines consistent, and always finish the top with a flat 2.75 in. cap so water and debris stay out.

Where is it used?

Property lines, privacy screens, pools, patios, commercial jobs and coastal homes.

How should I clean it?

A gentle wash with soapy water whenever you clean the fence is enough.