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Black Locust - The Valuable Locust
Black Locust is
known for its strength and durability.
Locust Split Rail Fence posts have long
been made from the very hard, strong and
heavy wood of the Black Locust tree. Black Locust
Split Rail Fence has greenish-yellow
tint when first cut which deepens to a
golden color over time. Black Locust is
considered to be the most valuable wood
to produce Split Rail Fence.
Locust wood is
very heavy, very hard, exceedingly
strong and stiff, and has very high
shock resistance. Locust is very resistant to
rot, decay and termites.
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Split Rail Fence has a
rustic appearance. Each post and rail is
slightly different in size and shape. Locust
Posts and Poplar Hardwood Rails makes this
combination ideal for agricultural use or
defining boundary lines.
Unlike
PVC or board fence, horses often "kick"
boards or rails off the posts. Our fence
rails interlock into the posts, solving
this problem.
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LOCUST IS THE HARDEST MOST ROT RESISTANT
COMMERICAL WOOD AVAILABLE IN THE UNITED STATES
AND WILL OUTLAST ANY OTHER WOOD PRODUCT ON THE
MARKET!
SHIPPED DIRECTLY TO YOUR
LOCATION!
-We Ship To The 48 Contiguous US States-
Locust Split Rail Fence is one of the most cost
effective styles for fencing in horses, livestock,
defining boundaries or decorating your property.
Locust Split Rail Fence is also one of, if not
the easiest styles of fence to install. Posts are
typically set directly in the ground approximately
24 to 30 inches deep without concrete. Stone or
gravel can also be used to set the posts. Split Rail
Fence requires no brackets, nails or screws. Rails
are simply interlocked into the posts. Installing
Split Rail Fence has never been easier! Locust wood
was first used by the early Appalachian settlers.
Locust makes an ideal species for fencing that will
withstand the test of time for many years to come.
SPLIT RAIL
FENCE WITH WIRE MESH
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Adding wire mesh is a cost effective way to
increase contaiment capacity without loosing
the look and open feel of Split Rail Fence.
Wire mesh can be added after the fence is
installed, ensuring the future option to meet
changing contaiment needs.
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IF ITS NOT LOCUST - IT WILL NOT LAST!
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