HouseablesElectric Fence Posts, Step In Fence Post, Electric Fencing, Garden Stakes, Garden Poles, Kit For Wire Fencing, Deer, Livestock, Temporary, Fiberglass, Plastic, Green, Ground Rod, 4FT, 25 PK

I purchased these to install hot wire on my property, they are exactly as shown and serve the purpose. The price was fair. I guess we’ll see how durable they are in time.

These did great!! I help run a festival and the poles we used for lines where the metal ones. These are way less dangerous and go in very easy and just need a little strength to pull them out. They are plastic but won’t break (I did have 1 foot peg break off but I wasn’t around to see how it happened unfortunately). I bent a few kind-of far and they popped right back. I will be buying another 25

I got this to use as a rotational grazing system for my two horses, a 16.3 hh Thoroughbred and a 13.2 hh pony. I only use one strand in the highest slot on the post. I easily hooked it up to my premier 1 solar charger (I’m in FL) and it is effective. The horses respect this simple fence boundary, even though one part of the fence is not electrified because I use it as a gate. Installing the posts was no trouble at all (though we do have soft, sandy soil in the Florida panhandle).

These seem to be a nice post, and work well. My only concern would be, if the metal "nail" in the bottom ,ever broke off, the post is done. Rocky soil was my other issue, they were tough to put to ground , by foot, if the soil is dry and compacted. What I do for my fiberglass driveway markers (used to mark a driveway edge for snow plowing), is take a long concrete bit in my drill and make a pilot hole for the post(marker).

Easy to install and use with plastic garden fence

Solid.

The step in part is plastic. They break off soon as you step on them to put in ground. Do not recommend buying this product

For the price, you really can't beat these! Ours arrived in good condition, though a couple had poked through the box. We were able to set them up fairly easily, though we did have to adjust occasionally due to rocky soil. It was too difficult to get them in the ground around the rocks and I was worried of bending the metal bottom. They've been holding up great!