Galvanized T-Posts
| Code | Manufacturer | Color | Lbs Per Ft | Weight |
| T66W | W. Silver | 76 | ||
| T50104W | W. Silver | Green | 16 | |
| T336XG | Import | Galvanized | 1.33 | 9.25 |
| T3366G | Import | Galvanized | 1.33 | 9.97 |
How much does a 6x6 post weigh per foot?
How much does a 6x6 treated post weigh per foot? A general rule we used in building material sales figures it at 3.5 lbs per board ft. To figure board footage, Multiply Width * thickness * length, divided by 12 for board ft.
How much weight can a wooden post support?
The vertical load capacity of a "plain" wooden post will depend on its height. You can load a 6" x 6" post that is up to about 10 feet tall that is sitting under a spreader beam and on a sill to something like 15,000 pounds. But this is exclusive of any torsional or deflecting loads, and you know why.
What is the difference between T Post and Y post fence?
They are commonly painted with a white tip on top; white improves the visibility of the fence line. While T-Posts are more common in the United States, Y-posts are more common in Australia and New Zealand where they are sometimes called "Waratahs", after the company which registered a patent for them in 1926.
How much does a 2×6 weigh?
2×6 has finished dimensions of 1-1/2 inches by 5-1/2”, or 99 ci in lineal a foot. Taking the weight calculated above (26.86 pcf) dividing by 1728 and multiplying by 99, gives the weight of a foot of Hem-Fir 2×6 as 1.539 pounds (lbs). Want to pack around 12 foot long 2×6 lumber? In Hem-Fir, it will weigh 18.466 lbs.
How much does a T-post weight?
1.01 to 1.50 pounds per footThe t-posts range in weight from 1.01 to 1.50 pounds per foot and have distinctive white and silver reflective tips.
How much does a 7 ft T-post weigh?
Studded T-Post, 7 ft., 1.25 lb.
How much does a bundle of T-post weigh?
Standard #125 Non-Certified T-PostLENGTHWEIGHTPRICE5 1/2'7.36lbs$5.406'7.98lbs$5.756 1/2'8.61lbs$6.207'9.23lbs$6.902 more rows
How much does an 8 ft T-post weigh?
10.45 lbs8-ft. Medium-Weight T-PostWeight10.45 lbsDimensions2 × 2 × 96 in
Why are T post painted white on top?
They are commonly painted with a white tip on top; white improves the visibility of the fence line.
How far apart do you put T posts?
You should position T-posts no more than 8 feet apart.
How much does a 6.5 ft T-post weigh?
What is the weight of the 6.5 FT T-Post per FT? Some posts are 1.25 Lb or 1.33 Lb.
How much does a 5 foot T-post weigh?
Studded Metal T Fence postslack Post (Non- painted without spade)Light Duty0.83 lbs /ftRegular Duty1.15 lbs /ft5'1.25 lbs /ft5'Heavy Duty1.33 lbs /ft5'11 more rows
How long is a 6 foot T-post?
What size T- post for 6 foot fence:- For a 6 foot high fence, you should use T-posts size that are atleast 9 feet in length, out of 9 feet, 2.5 feet buried in ground, 6″ is kept for extra and rest 6 feet above the ground.
How many t-post are in a pallet?
All t-posts are bundled 200 per pallet, with the exception of the 3' t-posts, which are bundled 300 pieces per pallet. Most of our posts are unpainted and have no spade or clips.
What is the difference between T-post and u post?
U posts are generally heavier duty and used in fencing for larger animals such as horses and cattle. T posts are easier to drive in and reuse. They are commonly used to protect poultry or gardens.
How much weight can a T-post support?
For most applications, a t-post weighing 1.25 pounds per foot is ideal. When looking for something to withstand high-pressure, it's best to use a 1.33 pound per foot t-post.
What is a white tip on a fence?
They are commonly painted with a white tip on top; white improves the visibility of the fence line. While T-Posts are more common in the United States, Y-posts are more common in Australia and New Zealand where they are sometimes called "Waratahs", after the company which registered a patent for them in 1926.
Can you use steel fence posts in the British Isles?
In the British Isles steel posts are however often used for fencing into solid rock. In this case a hole is drilled into the rock, and the post is fixed using cement or epoxy .
