Concrete posts

Putting posts in the ground is an important step in building a fence, and pouring cement into the holes will keep your posts sturdy and protected. After digging the hole, all you need to do is mix your cement and let it set. In just 1 day,...

Learn the essential details on how deep to dig a fence post & what size posts are ideal for your 6ft fence. A comprehensive guide to ensure sturdy & lasting fence installations.

Did you know that it is actually completely possible to set wooden posts in your yard without using ANY concrete? It's true! Setting them without concrete will save you time and money, but there is a correct way to do it in order to prevent rot. Use this guide to learn how to set posts without concrete.

Tips for forming deck piers, mixing concrete, and adding hardware for a grade-level deck.

Putting posts in the ground is an important step in building a fence, and pouring cement into the holes will keep your posts sturdy and protected. After digging the hole, all you need to do is mix your cement and let it set. In just 1 day,...

Sturdi-Wall Plus brackets are a heavy duty engineered anchoring system for attaching wood columns to concrete foundations in post frame construction.

Find out the difference between expanding foam and concrete fence posts, and learn when to use each setting method for your DIY projects.

Replace deteriorating wood posts in the ground using the Perma-Column® precast column foundation system or Sturdi-Wall® Plus anchor brackets.

Prevent frost-heave damage by pouring the concrete right.

Me and the neighbors that own the house behind me are splitting the cost of a fence. They insist on using their own contractor. The other contractors that I've talked to say they use 1-1/2 bags of concrete per 4x4 fence post. The guy my neighbors are insisting on hiring only uses a 1/2 bag...