Description
When you want a fence post that genuinely outlasts the fence itself, CCA H4 treated hardwood is the answer. The 100 × 75mm hardwood post is denser, harder, and far more resistant to physical damage than its pine equivalent.
Treated to H4 Hazard Class with CCA preservative — rated for direct in-ground contact. H4 hardwood posts combine the natural durability of hardwood species with additional chemical protection against fungal decay and subterranean termite attack.
Pine vs Hardwood Posts — Which Should I Choose?
Pine posts are lighter, easier to handle, and more affordable — a solid choice for standard residential fencing. Hardwood posts are significantly heavier and denser, offering greater resistance to impact, splitting, and long-term decay. If budget is the primary concern, pine is fine. If longevity and durability are the priority, hardwood is worth the investment.
Available Sizes
| Length | Approx. Above-Ground | Price (each) |
|---|---|---|
| 1800mm | ~1200mm | $23.75 |
| 2100mm | ~1500mm | $27.44 |
| 2400mm | ~1800mm | $31.36 |
| 2700mm | ~2100mm | $35.61 |
| 3000mm | ~2400mm | $39.56 |
Specifications
Profile: 100mm × 75mm | Treatment: CCA H4 | Species: Hardwood | Sold individually.
Need to Know
Hardwood posts are considerably heavier than pine — allow for this when planning your installation. Concrete footings are always recommended. Above-ground figures are approximate based on 600mm footing depth. Sold individually — rails, palings, and fixings sold separately.
Rough sawn. Landscape grade timber.
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