Trellis Posts

They’re pretty resilient. If a machine grazes them, they’ll flex instead of snapping. That said, they’re not indestructible. Consistent heavy impact or being run over will cause damage like any post.

Absolutely. That’s one of their strengths. Unlike timber or steel, they don’t degrade as fast, so you can easily pull them out, reposition, and reuse them season after season.

They’re non-conductive, which makes them ideal for use near electric fences. Just make sure the wire is mounted with proper insulators, as the posts themselves won’t carry any current.

Yes, you can bury them deeper. Just let us know at the time of order if you want extra length for that. Custom heights are available.

Yes, they flex with the wind rather than snap. If you're in a cyclone or storm-prone area, anchoring depth and spacing will make a big difference. We can help you plan your layout to avoid blowovers.

You can use standard tools like post drivers or augers. For harder soils, a mechanical post driver works best. No special gear is required for most setups.

Yes, they’re tested to withstand extreme cold and heat. They won’t go brittle in the frost or warp in the heat, which makes them great for year-round farming in all Australian conditions.

A light scrub with a soft brush and mild detergent usually does the job. For tough grime, a pressure hose on a low setting works well without damaging the surface.