Galvanized Steel with a Private Black Finish
The posts use 16-gauge galvanized steel with an approximately 3-1/8-inch width. Their powder-coated Private Black finish coordinates with Modern Yard metal and composite fencing.
The metal fence range and composite fencing range use these posts with their matching rails and connections.
In-Ground and Surface Mount Models
The 74-inch post has a welded base plate for Surface Mount. The 98-inch and 114-inch models are In-Ground posts.
The 3-foot Charcoal In-Ground fence and Surface Mount version show the two mounting formats within one composite style.
Four Groove-Size Configurations
The 3/4-inch configuration uses a rubber strip. The 1-inch configuration uses LINE spring-action parts and EVA. The post's native groove is 1-1/8 inches; a timber-sleeper adapter provides a 1-1/2-inch connection.
These configurations combine the post with different fitting parts. The wood-board support system brings the posts and matching connections together for wood infill.
Metal Fence Post FAQs
Which Post Lengths Are Available?
The range includes a 74-inch Surface Mount model and 98-inch and 114-inch In-Ground models. These dimensions describe the post stock, rather than finished fence height.
Which Posts Are Used in Six-Foot Fence Systems?
Six-foot configurations include 98-inch In-Ground and 74-inch Surface Mount post options. The available mounting format depends on the fence system.
Which Posts Are Used in Seven-Foot Fence Systems?
Seven-foot LINE and horizontal composite configurations use 114-inch In-Ground posts. Seven-foot vertical composite and corrugated configurations combine their lower infill with a LINE slatted top.
Which Posts Match the Gate Frame Sizes?
The 71-by-42-inch frame uses the matching 114-inch post configuration. The 42-by-42-inch frame uses 98-inch post stock. Both belong to the Modern Yard gate frame range.
What Comes with a Post?
Post packages contain the steel post, two rubber strips, a cap, two groove covers and package screws. Rails, infill and optional adapters are separate components.