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Fence Post Fixings
Strong and reliable fence post fixings for installing, repairing, extending and protecting timber fence posts.
Fence post fixings are used to secure, repair, extend and protect timber posts across fencing, decking, landscaping and garden projects. They provide a strong and practical way to install posts correctly while helping to reduce movement, rot and long-term damage.
This range includes drive in post spikes, bolt down post shoes, concrete in shoes, repair spikes, post extenders, railway sleeper spikes and fence post caps. As a result, you can choose the right fixing for the ground conditions, surface type and job requirements.
What are fence post fixings?
Fence post fixings are metal supports and accessories designed to hold timber posts securely in place.
They can be driven into soil, bolted onto concrete, set into concrete, used to repair existing posts or fitted to protect the top of timber posts from weather damage.
Types of fence post fixings
| Type | Best For | Typical Use |
|---|---|---|
| Drive In Post Spikes | Quick installs into soil | Fencing and garden posts without concrete |
| Bolt Down Post Shoes | Concrete and solid surfaces | Patios, decking, pergolas and car ports |
| Concrete In Post Shoes | Permanent installations | Posts set into concrete |
| Fence Post Repair Spikes | Rotten or damaged posts | Repairing posts without removing concrete |
| Fence Post Extenders | Increasing fence height | Extending existing timber posts |
| Railway Sleeper Spikes | Landscaping projects | Securing sleepers, raised beds and edging |
| Fence Post Caps | Post protection | Protecting post tops from rain and rot |
Choosing the right fence post fixing
| Application | Recommended Fixing |
|---|---|
| Installing posts into soil | Drive in post spikes |
| Fixing posts onto concrete or patios | Bolt down post shoes |
| Permanent post installation | Concrete in post shoes |
| Repairing a rotten post in existing concrete | Fence post repair spikes |
| Raising fence height | Fence post extenders |
| Securing railway sleepers | Railway sleeper spikes |
| Protecting post tops from rain | Fence post caps |
Why use fence post fixings?
- Provides a strong and stable fixing for timber posts
- Saves time compared to traditional installation methods
- Helps keep timber raised away from moisture
- Reduces the risk of post rot and decay
- Suitable for new installations, repairs and upgrades
- Available in multiple sizes, finishes and fixing types
Browse fence post fixings
- Drive in post spikes: For quick installation into soil without digging or concrete
- Bolt down post shoes: For fixing posts onto concrete, patios and solid surfaces
- Concrete in shoes: For permanent installations set into concrete
- Fence post repair spikes: For repairing rotten or damaged posts without removing existing concrete
- Fence post extenders: For increasing the height of existing timber posts
- Railway sleeper spikes: For securing sleepers in landscaping and garden projects
- Fence post caps: For protecting timber posts from rain while adding a neat finish
Frequently Asked Questions
What are fence post fixings used for?
Fence post fixings are used to install, support, repair, extend or protect timber fence posts.
Which fence post fixing should I use?
Use drive in spikes for soil, bolt down shoes for concrete surfaces and concrete in shoes for permanent installations.
Can I install fence posts without concrete?
Yes, drive in post spikes and bolt down post shoes allow posts to be fitted without pouring concrete.
How do I repair a rotten fence post?
Fence post repair spikes can be driven beside an existing post and concrete base, allowing the post to be secured without digging out the old footing.
Do fence post fixings help prevent rot?
Yes, many post supports raise the timber above ground level, reducing moisture contact and helping to prevent rot.
What size fence post fixing do I need?
Choose a fixing that matches your timber post size, such as 75mm for standard posts or 100mm for larger posts.
