plasmar fence posts

Long-life plasmar fence posts are suitable for general fencing, agriculture, equine, viticulture and aquaculture industries. The splined point provides ease of pile driving and greater in-ground retention.

plasmar fence posts are 100% recycled from engineering grade polymer
material (plastics) which has been CSIRO tested for durability and proven to last for more than 50 years.

plasmar fence posts are currently used in:

rural / farming fence posts – including horse studs and vineyards
oyster leases and other marine applications
fencing for council parklands, playgrounds and walkways
landscape gardening and erosion prevention

plasmar recycled fence posts can be used in the same way as timber in that they can be pile driven, nailed, screwed, bolted, stapled and glued.

plasmar long life composite fence posts can be mechanically driven for an easy installation

Click on the links below to see photos of plasmar products in use in diverse situations:

Oyster Farming , Deer and Roo Fencing using 160mm Strainers , Vineyard Trelessing in the Barossa , Internal Yard Rural Fencing , Stay Kit Pad and Strainer , Horse Stud Fencing , Park Set and Barrier Fencing , Combination Fencing for General Farming , Horse Stud Fencing in Murrurundi, NSW

specifications

Round plasmar fence post - fluted or flat end

Diameter	Length	Weight
104mm	1800mm	~12.5kg
104mm	2100mm	~14.5kg
104mm	2400mm	~16.5kg

Strainer Posts in Use - 160mm x 2100mm

Round plasmar strainer post - flat end

Diameter	Length	Weight
160mm	1800mm	~29kg
160mm	2100mm	~34kg
160mm	2400mm	~39kg
160mm	2700mm	~44kg
160mm	3000mm	~49kg
160mm	3900mm	~65kg

Plasmar Fence Posts

Click here for a list of plasmar distributors.

For further details on how to use recycled plasmar fence posts go to the plasmar end user guide.

plasmar recycled fencing

Plasmar Fence Posts

Oyster Farming

Plasmar Fence Posts

Deer and Roo Fencing using 160mm Strainers

Vineyard in the Barossa

plasmar long life composite posts are ideal for Wineries. They won't break under the pressures of harvesting machines, which means you don't need to replace the posts.