Fixman Metal Garden Fence Post Shoe for 75mm Timber Bolt Down Mounting (376663)
Description
Fixman Bolt Down Garden Metal Fence Post Shoe 3 inch 75mm Timber
MPN: 376663
Barcode: 5024763114571
This strong post shoe provides a practical solution for securing timber fence posts on solid surfaces without digging or cementing.
Who This Product Is For
This product is designed for homeowners undertaking garden fencing projects, DIYers installing carports or outdoor structures, and anyone needing to secure timber posts on hard surfaces without extensive groundwork.
It suits situations where traditional post-hole digging is impractical or undesirable, such as on concrete driveways, patios, or other solid foundations.
Key Features
- Bolt-Down Base: Offers a stable foundation for securing posts on hard surfaces.
- Powder-Coated Steel: Provides resistance to corrosion for outdoor use.
- Wedge-Grip Design: Firmly holds the timber post in place, minimising movement.
- Moisture Prevention: The metal casing reduces the risk of rot by keeping moisture away from the base of the post.
- Easy Installation: No need for cementing or digging; simply bolt it down for a quick setup.
Practical Applications
This post shoe is suited to adding stability to fence posts, carports, and other vertical timber structures. Its strong build and protective coating make it suitable for use in gardens, driveways, and other outdoor environments. Whether you’re replacing an old post or starting a new installation, it supports consistent results across multiple applications.
How This Fits Into a Typical Job
This post shoe is used during the installation phase of fencing or outdoor structure projects. After surface preparation and before post insertion, it provides a secure mounting point that eliminates the need for digging post holes or mixing concrete.
It forms part of a complete installation system that includes surface preparation, drilling, bolting down the shoe, and then securing the timber post within it.
How to Use
- Prepare the Surface: Ensure the mounting surface is clean, level, and free from debris. If the concrete is cracked or damaged, make good the area with a rapid repair mortar and allow it to cure before drilling.
- Position the Post Shoe: Place the shoe in the desired location and mark the positions for the bolt holes.
- Drill Holes: Using the appropriate drill bit, create holes in the surface for the bolts.
- Secure the Shoe: Align the shoe over the drilled holes and attach it firmly using bolts suitable for the surface material.
- Insert the Timber Post: Slide the 75mm timber post into the metal casing and tighten the wedge grip to secure.
Storage and Maintenance
- Store unused post shoes in a dry area to avoid prolonged exposure to moisture.
- Periodically inspect the installed product to check the bolts are tight and the coating remains intact.
- Clean off any dirt or debris to maintain its appearance and performance.
For added protection on cut ends and fresh posts, apply a suitable wood treatment before installation.
Order the Fixman Bolt Down Garden Metal Fence Post Shoe today to add long-lasting durability and stability to your fencing and outdoor projects.
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Specification
Weight 2.1 kg Reference Code 376663
Size 75mm 3 inch
Manufacturer Fixman
Type Bolt Down Fence Post Shoe
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Product FAQsQ:
What type of timber post does this product support?
A:This product is designed to hold timber posts with a width of 75mm (3 inches).
Q:Can it be installed on uneven surfaces?
A:For best results, it is recommended to install the post shoe on a clean, level surface to ensure stability.
Q:Is this product suitable for long-term outdoor use?
A:Yes, the powder-coated steel construction provides strong resistance to rust and weathering, making it suitable for extended outdoor use.
Q:Do I need additional tools for installation?
A:You will need a drill, bolts appropriate for your surface material, and a wrench for tightening.
Q:Does this product prevent timber posts from rotting?
A:The metal casing helps reduce the risk of rot by preventing moisture from rising into the timber post.
Q:Can it be used for structures other than fences?
A:Absolutely. It’s versatile enough for securing posts in carports, pergolas, and other vertical timber installations.









