Investing in Precision: Our New Tapered Post Plant
West Branch Wood Treating Sales invests in a new tapered post plant to meet growing demand while maintaining the highest standards.
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Complete Guide to Building an 8-Foot Game Fence With 12-Foot Treated Round Posts & Fixed-Knot High-Tensile Woven Wire
Choosing 12-foot treated fence posts and high-tensile fixed knot woven wire is the gold standard when building an 8-foot high fence to protect what matters most.
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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.
