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Concrete Fence Posts

Locality: Dungarubba, New South Wales, Australia

Phone: +61 2 6682 8614

Address: 354 Coraki-Broadwater Road 2480 Dungarubba, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.concreteposts.com.au/

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24.01.2022 CONCRETE POSTS AT WORK Our posts were used on the recently completed works on Pacific Highway Northern NSW between Ballina to Grafton NSW. Here you can see the diversity of our posts and how they can work across different types of terrain. Thanks for the photos Brad!

24.01.2022 Concrete posts are the way of the future! Historically, the understanding was that a wooden post would stand in the ground for up to 40-50 years. Things have changed! The facts are that wooden posts of today come from immature trees with a considerable amount of soft heart and plenty of sap wood on the outside. This means that they will only give a 10-15 year in the ground life span.... This is not good enough! Fencing every 15 years is NOT a sound economic outcome for any farmer! Only fence it once in a lifetime! Make your next fence a long-term asset on your farm. Compare for yourself here: https://concreteposts.com.au/benefits/ See more

22.01.2022 Wishing you and your loved ones a relaxing safe festive season and abundant New Year! ACP Holiday Hours: Closed from 4pm 22nd December until 8am 11th January.

22.01.2022 Do I Need To Concrete the Posts In? No, you do not have to concrete the prestressed concrete posts into the ground. You can just dig a hole and backfill against the concrete posts or use a post rammer to install them. Still have questions? Check out our FAQ’s here: https://concreteposts.com.au/project/how-to-pilot-holes/

21.01.2022 During National Water Week (19-25 October), we take a closer look at Australia's water storages. Water storage levels in northern Australia including the Nort...hern MurrayDarling Basin and the Queensland coast remain low, but most southern storageswith the exception of Tasmaniahave benefited from a good winter filling season and are now near or above levels seen this time last year. Current storages in Australia's key drainage divisions are as follows (at 19 October 2020): North East Coast - 52.8% (this time last year - 62%) MurrayDarling Basin - 59.7% (this time last year - 40.7%) Carpentaria Coast - 82% (this time last year - 82.6%) TanamiTimor Sea Coast - 29.4% (this time last year - 44.5%) South East Coast (Victoria) - 45.9% (this time last year - 39.5%) South West Coast - 48% (this time last year - 51.4%) South East Coast (NSW) - 78.4% (this time last year - 48.9%) PilbaraGascoyne - 53.7% (this time last year - 23.8%) South Australian Gulf - 72.4% (this time last year - 59.6%) Tasmania - 57.8% (this time last year - 61.8%). Stay up to date with water storages on our website or on the BOM Water Storage app: http://www.bom.gov.au/water/dashboards/ #NationalWaterWeek Australian Water Association Lake Burragorang, NSW, courtesy of Catarina Rodrigues (@travel.notebooks on Instagram)

21.01.2022 How to build a fence with concrete posts. A fence is built only once when you use concrete posts. With these simple steps: (just the same as a timber or steel fence); 1. On paper, design your fence... 2. Onsite, plan and clear your line 3. At straining points, ends and corners, erect strainer assemblies 4. Lay out your fence posts to your spacing 5. Predrill holes in the ground 6. Drive or ram in your posts with driver 7. Strain the wire 8. Attach the wire and gates through predrilled wire holes Fence it once and fence it right with concrete posts! Do you want to know more? Head over to our website: https://concreteposts.com.au/fence-posts/ or give us a call on 02 6682 8614

19.01.2022 Episode 4. Pikey’s Fencing Adventures Driving concrete Here Pikey is hard at work using his new pneumatic percussion post driver to replace an old rusted star picket fence line with concrete fence posts. No job is too big for Mr Muscles this job will only to be done once! Concrete posts can be driven using a standard drop hammer driver and pneumatic drivers, just need to ensure that a driving cap is used on top of the post when thumping them in. Learn more about driving in... concrete posts on this link: https://concreteposts.com.au/driving-caps/ See more

18.01.2022 Painted Concrete Fence Posts! Some folk prefer to paint the posts rather than have them standard concrete grey. Here are some samples of what they look like painted :https://concreteposts.com.au/uses-painted-concrete-fence-p/ ... What colour would you paint yours?

17.01.2022 Watch how 7ft concrete fence posts are driven into the ground with an Elgra. Good job done by #noblesfencing.

16.01.2022 NEW STAINER KITS MADE EASY Are you confused? At ACP we strive to make life on the land easier for our customers. We have made one code for our Strainer Kits. No more trying to remember a bracket code, we make ordering easy and quick!... Box End Strainer Kits one direction, two directions or a 3-way junction? Just one code gets you all the parts, PLUS you get a free Wire Positioning Pin when you order with a Strainer Kit! Box End One Way (for gate openings or the end of a fence line) Order with SA.BL.1W Box End for Two Way or Corner Order with SA.BL.2W Box End 3 Way Junction Order with SA.BL.3W Click here to see the new Box End Strainer Kit for one way with long stay: https://concreteposts.com.au/project/sa-bl-1w/

15.01.2022 Episode 5. Pikey’s Fencing Adventures Horse Yard Building Pikey lives and works in a "horsey" area so he’s an expert in building fences and yards for equestrian folk! Concrete Posts and Strainers are safe for horses and the ACP Collar bracket makes building a yard with rail a breeze! Less time fencing, more time riding! Learn more about our concrete posts and Collar Brackets: https://concreteposts.com.au/uses-horses-and-equestrian/

15.01.2022 Choose the right fence posts for your horses Concrete Fence Posts are a long lasting, low maintenance solution for horse and equine fences. Our strong and durable posts and brackets systems are safe and suitable for any equine fencing requirements, plus they will outlast plastic, steel and timber options. Check them out here: https://concreteposts.com.au/fence-posts/

14.01.2022 Grants of up to $10,000 for improved Stock Water Infrastructure ***APPLY BY 15 JAN 2021*** NSW Govt Land Services Grants of up to $10,000 are available in bushfire affected areas through improved stock water infrastructure and supply.... Some eligible activities include: Stock Exclusion Fencing from water sources e.g. dams, streams, waterways. Find Out More Here: https://concreteposts.com.au/funding-for-stock-water-infra/

14.01.2022 Concrete fence posts are suitable to use with standard electrical and hot wire fence systems. Use the concrete post just like you would use a timber post. Watch how to electrify a fence in this video: https://youtu.be/MMTi2tjLh7w

13.01.2022 The countdown is ON! Save the dates for Beef Australia 2021, in Rockhampton QLD May 2 - 8. Come say G’day at the field days in May! If not Beef, then come see us at one of the others - FNQ Mareeba, Farmfest Toowoomba, or Primex Casino. For more information, check out our full calendar of events on Facebook or the website click here: https://concreteposts.com.au/resources/#Fielddays... #BeefAustralia #BeefIsOn #BEEF2021 #Beef21 #BeefAu21

13.01.2022 Our official stress busters - office dogs! Jimmy the Collie on his break from "Smoko quality controller". Harry the Cocker on break from his "tyre sniffing" duties. And Lizzi the Chihuahua on break from "any-new-noise" alarm yapper.

11.01.2022 The Post Collar Bracket is to be used to attach cattle rail, timber rail and metal rail to your concrete fence post and strainers. They feature a patented design to fit Australian Concrete Posts. Quick and easy to assemble, no special tools or equipment required!... Simple and economical long term solution COL bracket is designed to fit the 3 widths of concrete posts, 110, 130 and 170mm. They are made a few millimetres short of the width of the post, so that when you attach the bracket to the rail it will pull tightly up against the post. Use a standard tech screw to attach the bracket to the rail. Pre-drilled holes on the side of the bracket will match the holes on the posts, however, they are there as an option and not required to attach the bracket to the post. A tech screw is all that’s required. You can use this bracket to build a garden fence, to build a post and rail fence, or a grand entrance way to the farm. Find out more: https://concreteposts.com.au/project/bkcol/

09.01.2022 Are you looking for where you can buy concrete fence posts from? Use our new map to easily locate your nearest rural store and stockist. Click here to go to the ACP reseller map: https://concreteposts.com.au/acp-resellers/

09.01.2022 Drop Hammer Driver thumping in ACP concrete fence posts. Good Job #NoblesFencing #concretefenceposts #ACPposts ... #australianconcreteposts See more

09.01.2022 75 Elgra puncher driving in Australian Concrete Posts. Nice job Nobles Fencing Contractors #noblesfencing #driveable... #acpposts #concretefenceposts #concretepots #australianconcreteposts See more

08.01.2022 #NoblesFencing demonstrating how easy it is to build an End assembly using our Steel Footplate and Cable Stay Assembly with Concrete Fence and Strainer Posts! Great job guys!

08.01.2022 Looking for a permanent fencing solution for your livestock? Our 5 Hole Concrete Fence Posts provide a strong, secure and long-lasting option. 5 hole posts are available in 1.9m or 2.15m lengths. All holes are predrilled, ready to pull your wire through or easily attach hot wire. ... Made with consistently sized and spaced 5 x 30mm holes for barb wire, and 10 x 10mm holes for plain wire or for tying on wire mesh. Find a post for your place, explore our range of concrete fence posts on this link: https://concreteposts.com.au/fence-posts/

07.01.2022 ***FENCING INSPIRATION - FREE DOWNLOAD*** Download our FREE 2021 Calendar from here: https://concreteposts.com.au/2021-calendar-of-fence-posts/ Do you already have concrete posts? Share with us your pics of the posts in action to [email protected] and you could feature in the next fence calendar.

07.01.2022 We love hearing from our happy customers This feedback we received from Atherton Tablelands in Far North Queensland. THANK YOU DARREN! Darren chose the FP03 our best-selling 7 foot post with 5 Barb Holes to secure his herd of dairy cows in Malanda, Far North Queensland. Darren also painted his concrete posts as well! Concrete Posts are easy to paint! ... You’ll be able to visit our display in FNQ Field Days at Mareeba in May or view our range of fence posts here: https://concreteposts.com.au/fence-posts/ See more

07.01.2022 Strong Enough For Cattle! Concrete Fence Posts will be a long lasting, low maintenance solution to fencing in your cattle. For fencing big livestock, we recommend the wider 130mm fence posts range, FP01, FP03 and FP04. See this link for the posts specs of our 130mm Range: https://concreteposts.com.au/fence-posts/#130mm

02.01.2022 #BEEFAU21 IS ON! We're Back On The Road Again... We are looking forward to seeing you at Rockhampton Q in May 2021 for #BeefAustralia. Come say G 'day, meet the makers and ask the hard questions.... Australian Concrete Posts exhibiting at a field day near you. https://youtu.be/Pk_w_yjGKh8