Rowlinson Post Anchor with Spike 75mm

If you’re installing fencing in a grassy or soil-based area and need a quick, secure solution for post support, the Rowlinson 75mm Post Anchor with Spike is a practical and reliable choice. Designed to hold standard 75x75mm timber fence posts, it eliminates the need for digging and concrete, making your project quicker and cleaner. The steel anchor features a long spiked base that’s easily driven into the ground with minimal tools. Once set in place, it provides a sturdy and stable support for your fencing, garden screens, or lightweight structures.

Simple Installation, Strong Results

Thanks to its clever spike design, this post anchor is ideal for areas where digging is difficult or time-consuming. The 600mm spike drives deep into the ground to deliver reliable hold and stability. The anchor is finished in a durable red oxide coating to help resist corrosion and wear, especially in damp soil conditions. Whether you're replacing old posts or starting from scratch, this is an excellent solution for low-maintenance, long-lasting support. Just align your post, hammer in the anchor, and you're ready to go.

Product Specifications

Fits post size: 75mm x 75mm Spike length: 600mm Total height: 715mm Material: Steel with red oxide finish

Key Features

Quick and easy installation with no digging required Designed for 75x75mm timber posts Long 600mm spike provides excellent ground anchoring Durable steel construction with red oxide coating Ideal for soft ground installations in gardens and landscaping projects

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What type of surface is best for this anchor?

This anchor is perfect for **soft ground** like soil, grass, or turf. It’s not suited for hard surfaces like concrete or paving.

2. How do I install the post anchor?

Simply place the anchor upright and use a **sledgehammer or driving tool** to insert it into the ground. Make sure it stays aligned while driving for best results.

3. Will the red oxide finish protect it from rust?

Yes, the **red oxide coating** helps resist rust and corrosion, especially in damp or exposed areas. For extra longevity, occasional treatment or placement in well-drained soil is ideal.