CCA Treated Wood Posts Explained: .40 CCA vs .60 CCA Differences
Learn more about the key differences between .40 CCA and .60 CCA treated wood posts, including retention, durability, and longevity.
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How Many CCA-Treated Fence Posts Fit on a Truck?
Ever wonder how many posts fit on a truckload? The answer isn’t always the same — it depends on many factors including weight restrictions, the type of post, weather, treatment time, and more.
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Why Orchard Trellis Posts Are a Top Choice for Apple Trellis Systems
When choosing apple trellis posts for your orchard or farm, pressure-treated round wood posts are the best choice because of their durability, longevity, and support.
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The Benefits of Non-Climb Horse Fencing: What You Need to Know
Non-Climb Horse Fence is specifically designed with animal safety in mind, making it the go-to choice for protecting horses and other livestock.
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The Benefits of Kiln-Drying Round Wooden Posts: Ensuring Longevity and Durability
Kiln-drying is an essential part of the manufacturing process to ensure high-quality, strong, and long-lasting wood posts.
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A Treated Post vs. Untreated – What’s the Difference?
Compared to non-treated wood, a pressure-treated wood post resists decay and termites, providing longer service life and reducing future replacement costs.
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Common Sizes and Uses of an 8 Foot Pressure Treated Fence Post
When it comes to farm fencing, choosing the right 8 foot round fence post is crucial for stability and long-term durability.
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Understanding a Cylinder Wood Post: Consistent, Treated, Built to Last
A cylinder wooden post offers a clean, uniform look—great for both fences and trellises. Find out why they’re becoming a favorite in the field and what sets ours apart.
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5 Reasons to Choose Treated Round Fence Posts and Fixed Knot Woven Wire for Solar Farm Projects
As solar farms expand, discover the reasons why pressure treated round wood posts and fixed knot woven wire are ideal for long-lasting perimeter fencing.
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Understanding the Different Types of Farm Fence Wire
From woven wire to barbed and smooth wire, there are different farm fence wire options that are used for agricultural fencing, equine fencing, and deer fencing. Which one is best for your fencing project?
