Order two of these posts for each Commercial Aluminum Single Gate and each Commercial Aluminum Double Gate. The routed version of this post (TYPE = END) includes stainless steel panel-to-post connection screws and will be factory-punched to accept the horizontal rails of one Commercial GreatFence.com fence panel. The TYPE = END version of this post can connect to a Commercial GreatFence.com fence panel in line with your gate or at 90 degrees from the gate. Simply turn the post on-site, during installation, in the direction of the connecting fence panel. Posts are never sold in pairs; they’re sold individually. View Images
Cement posts 2 – 3 feet into the ground. Always check your local building codes. Gates ordered with Heavy Duty Gate Hinges require 4″ x 4″ Gate Posts. Heavy Duty Gate Hinges will not work with smaller posts.
Order these posts 3 inches longer than the height of your gate. This leaves approx. two inches of space between the gate and the ground. Anchors to be purchased locally based upon the material you’re mounting to. For slight terrain variations, shim the post/plate. For medium/steep slopes, purchase with no plate and core drill. View Plate Specifications
Order posts 3 inches longer than the height of your gate. This leaves approx. 2 inches of space between the gate and the ground. Anchors to be purchased locally based upon the material you’re mounting to. For slight terrain variations, shim the post/plate. For medium/steep slopes, purchase with no plate and core drill. Note: Plate Covers are not available for 4” x 4” Posts.View Plate Specifications
2604-5 premium, powder-coat. Gloss = smooth finish. Satin = textured finish. Rust Free, Lifetime Warranty! White Gloss, White Satin, and Khaki Satin require additional lead time. View Images
You need 2 gate posts for each gate: 2 BLANKS, 2 ENDS OR 1 OF EACH. BLANK Gate Posts are square, aluminum, powder coated posts with no holes routed in them. An END Gate Post is routed on one side and connects to one fence panel in line with the gate or at 90 degrees. i.e. a Gate Post – END can “act” as a corner post if your gate is positioned at a corner of your barrier. View Tutorial
Note: If you select Rings, the top 2 routed holes will be routed differently because rings decrease the spacing between the top two horizontal rails. Additionally, if you select puppy pickets an additional hole will be routed into this post because when you add puppy pickets to any fence panel, an additional horizontal rail is added. 4 rails max.
Note: If you select puppy pickets an additional hole will be routed into this post because when you add puppy pickets to any fence panel, an additional horizontal rail is added. 4 rails max.
Note: If you select Rings, the top 2 routed holes will be routed differently because rings decrease the spacing between the top two horizontal rails.
Note: If you select Rings, the top 2 routed holes will be routed differently because rings decrease the spacing between the top two horizontal rails. Additionally, if you select puppy pickets an additional hole will be routed into this post because when you add puppy pickets to any fence panel, an additional horizontal rail is added. 4 rails max.
Note: If you select puppy pickets an additional hole will be routed into this post because when you add puppy pickets to any fence panel, an additional horizontal rail is added. 3 rails max.
