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What is a Fence Spur Post?

A fence spur post, commonly known as a concrete spur or repair spur, is a structural support used to reinforce or repair timber fence posts. Over time, wooden posts can weaken due to rot, weather damage, or ground movement. Rather than replacing an entire fence, a spur post can be installed to provide additional stability and prolong the lifespan of the fence. Materials Used for Fence Spur Posts The most common material used for fence spur posts to repair fences is concrete. Concrete spurs are highly durable, resistant to rot, and provide long-term support against environmental factors. They are typically available in different sizes to suit varying fence post dimensions and soil conditions. While concrete is the standard choice, some metal spurs are also available. These are often galvanised or coated to prevent rust and are typically used for lighter fence repairs or temporary reinforcements. Wooden spur posts are another option, providing a more natural aesthetic and blending seamle...

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