Plastic Fence Posts: Flexible Use & Low Weight

Plastic Fence Posts: The Lightweight Base for Mobile Pastures

When it comes to temporary fencing, strip grazing, or trail riding paddocks, plastic fence posts are the first choice. They offer an unbeatably low weight and allow for very fast fence construction, as they can be pushed into the ground without any heavy tools.

Fast Setup and Dismantling in Everyday Life

In contrast to permanently installed wooden or metal posts, you are absolutely flexible with plastic models. Each post has a practical step and a sturdy ground nail made of metal or hard plastic. You use your foot to position the post securely in the ground. If the animals need to move to a fresh pasture, simply pull the posts out and insert them at the new location.

Practical Eyelets for Conductor Materials

Plastic fence posts are already equipped with several holders from the factory. You can clip in polywire, wire, ropes, or tapes at different heights. This saves you the installation of separate insulators and allows you to flexibly adjust the fence to the size of your animals.

Frequently Asked Questions about Plastic Fence Posts

How stable are plastic fence posts in the wind?
They offer very reliable stability for straight stretches. However, at corners and gates where high tensile forces act, you should supplement the system with solid wooden or metal posts.

Which length is right for my animals?
The specified total length always includes the ground nail (usually 15 to 20 cm). Subtract this value to determine the actual fence height above the ground. For horses, for example, you choose longer posts than for sheep.

How do I store the posts in winter?
High-quality plastic fence posts are UV- and cold-resistant. However, if you do not need the mobile fence in winter, we recommend storing it in a dry place protected from light to further increase the lifespan of the plastic.