Postsaver Pro-Wrap Standard | Wood Protector for Fence Posts | Post Saver Sleeves with Dual-Layer Rot Protector | Fence Protector | Fits 3x3” to 4x4" Square and 3” to 5" Round Posts

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Our dual-layer system is proven with over 20 years of independent test data by the BRE and over 10+ million sleeves sold. This gives us the confidence we need to offer a post-replacement guarantee with every sleeve sold, guaranteeing your posts for 20 years. Throw strong winds into the mix and your fence might prove to be unstable and shaky against the elements – a nightmare if your fences are of the agricultural persuasion and serve to fence in valuable crops and cattle. When applied to posts that meet the requirements of BS8417:2012 - UC4 (Use Class 4). See guarantee for details

If you don’t have access to pressure-treated fencing, the next best option is to treat them yourself. In terms of rot prevention, it’s best to treat the wooden fence post both above ground and below ground. While the submerged end of the post will be most susceptible to the rotting effects of moisture, neglecting the top of the post won’t do you any favours as it is subjected to the elements over time. Simply measure your hole depth as you would for any other fence post, position the sleeve on the end of the post and then heat shrink on with your heat tool. With the sleeve firmly in place, you can now install the post into the ground in all the usual ways. A summary of the key benefits

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If you’re already clued up, feel free to skip right to the part where we walk you through using Postsaver® Sleeves to prevent mould and decomposition. The rot problem Post Office Limited is registered in England and Wales (No. 2154540). Registered Office: 100 Wood Street, London, EC2V 7ER. So, we’ve talked extensively about why Postsaver® Sleeves are a foolproof method for preventing rot and water damage to your timber fence posts, but to recap, here are the key benefits:

With this complete rundown on how to protect your fence posts from rot, you can now go forth with your next fencing project with the piece of mind it will last for years to come. In the 10-inch holes where you will install your fence posts, create an adequate drainage channel by filling it with gravel. This will improve the overall support and allow the water to flow through more efficiently, reducing the moisture your wood is subjected to. 4. Opt for a stronger fence post material

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A Postsaver Sleeve® is a heat-shrinkable thermoplastic sleeve, lined with a meltable thermoplastic bituminous liner. That sounds complicated, but in a nutshell, it’s a lining that prevents the water and creepy crawlies from getting at the wood. If you don’t want to deal with any of the hassles of treating or reinforcing wooden fence posts, you could swap them out for a different material entirely. In the debate surrounding the best fence post material, there are a couple of others that come out on top, namely concrete and steel fence posts. It comes with a 20-year post-replacement guarantee, so you can rest assured that your posts are protected for years to come. It’s fairly easy to apply protection. All that’s required is a 2KW+ hot air gun or blowtorch, and a hot roller for square posts.