Forest Brown Bolt Grip Fence Post Support with Spike
The Forest Brown Bolt Grip Fence Post Support with Spike offers a quick, secure, and hassle-free way to install timber fence posts without the need for digging holes or pouring concrete. Part of the trusted Forest Easy-Fit Fencefast range, these heavy-duty post supports are designed to save both time and labour while providing a strong and stable foundation for fencing and other outdoor structures.
Suitable for use in normal soil conditions, the deep metal spike is driven directly into the ground before the timber post is secured using a strong twin bolt fixing system. The brown finish blends naturally into garden surroundings for a neat and discreet appearance.
Fast and Secure Installation
Whether you're building a new garden fence or replacing damaged posts, these Fencefast post supports make installation significantly quicker than traditional concrete fixing methods. The heavy-duty spike is designed to provide excellent stability while allowing you to avoid the mess and waiting time associated with setting concrete.
For easier installation, Forest recommends using the DD02EF Fencefast Driving Tool, which helps drive the spike safely into the ground with a sledgehammer while protecting the post support from damage.
These versatile supports can also be used to anchor a variety of other outdoor timber structures, including pergolas, screens, gates, and garden features.
Available Sizes to Suit Your Project
The Forest Brown Bolt Grip Fence Post Support is available in several sizes to suit different fence heights and post dimensions.
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75mm x 75mm Post Support with 600mm Spike – Recommended for fence panels up to 1.2m high.
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75mm x 75mm Post Support with 750mm Spike – Recommended for fence panels measuring 1.5m or 1.8m high.
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100mm x 100mm Post Support with 750mm Spike – Suitable for larger timber posts supporting fence panels measuring 1.5m or 1.8m high.
Product Features
- Quick and easy alternative to digging and concreting fence posts.
- Ideal for installation in normal soil conditions.
- Suitable for timber fence posts measuring 75mm x 75mm or 100mm x 100mm, depending on the model selected.
- Available with 600mm or 750mm spike lengths.
- Heavy-duty twin bolt grip system securely clamps the post in place.
- Can also be used for pergolas, garden structures, screens, and other outdoor timber projects.
- Brown powder-coated finish blends naturally into garden surroundings.
- Compatible with the Forest DD02EF Fencefast Driving Tool for easier installation.
Product Specifications
- Product Type: Bolt Grip Fence Post Support with Spike.
- Available Post Sizes: 75mm x 75mm or 100mm x 100mm.
- Spike Lengths: 600mm or 750mm.
- Recommended Fence Heights:
- 600mm spike – Suitable for panels up to 1.2m high.
- 750mm spike – Suitable for panels measuring 1.5m or 1.8m high.
- Fixing System: Twin Bolt Clamp.
- Finish: Brown.
- Material: Heavy-duty steel.
- Compatible Driving Tool: Forest DD02EF Fencefast Driving Tool.
Why Choose the Forest Bolt Grip Fence Post Support?
The Forest Brown Bolt Grip Fence Post Support is a practical solution for anyone looking to install fence posts quickly and securely. Its strong steel construction, twin bolt fixing system, and easy-fit spike design eliminate the need for concrete, making it ideal for both DIY enthusiasts and professional landscapers. With multiple sizes available, it's easy to choose the right support for your fencing project.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to use concrete with this post support?
No. The deep ground spike is designed to be driven directly into suitable soil, removing the need to dig post holes or use concrete, which makes installation much faster.
Which spike length should I choose?
The 600mm spike is recommended for fence panels up to 1.2m high, while the 750mm spike is better suited to fence panels measuring 1.5m or 1.8m high, providing greater stability for taller fencing.
Can these post supports be used for structures other than fencing?
Yes. In addition to supporting fence posts, these Bolt Grip supports can also be used to anchor pergolas, screens, garden arches, trellises, and a variety of other outdoor timber structures, provided the ground conditions are suitable.