Concrete Repair Spurs for Wooden Posts.
Concrete Repair Spurs for Wooden Posts.
A curved top concrete repair spur amongst existing shrubery and fitted to a wooden post with two coach screws and then fixed with post mix.
A curved top concrete repair spur amongst existing shrubery and fitted to a wooden post with two coach screws
Pictogram of how Concrete Repair Spurs are fitted to Wooden Posts rotted at ground level.
Pictogram of how Concrete Repair Spurs are fitted to Wooden Posts rotted at ground level.
Fitted concrete spurs.
Fitted concrete spurs
Fitted concrete spur.
Fitted concrete spur.
A concrete spur fitted to a wooden post on a fence covered in plants and shrubs. It shows how a post can be repaired with minimal disturbance to existing plants.
A concrete spur fitted to a wooden post on a fence covered in plants and shrubs. It shows how a post can be repaired with minimal disturbance to the existing plants
A wooden ence post that has rotted off at the base has been repaired with a concrete spur, with very little damage to surrounding shrubs
A wooden ence post that has rotted off at the base has been repaired with a concrete spur, with very little damage to surrounding shrubs
Concrete Repair Spurs for Wooden Posts.
A curved top concrete repair spur amongst existing shrubery and fitted to a wooden post with two coach screws and then fixed with post mix.
Pictogram of how Concrete Repair Spurs are fitted to Wooden Posts rotted at ground level.
Fitted concrete spurs.
Fitted concrete spur.
A concrete spur fitted to a wooden post on a fence covered in plants and shrubs. It shows how a post can be repaired with minimal disturbance to existing plants.
A wooden ence post that has rotted off at the base has been repaired with a concrete spur, with very little damage to surrounding shrubs

Crestala Fencing Centre

Concrete Repair Spurs for Wooden Posts rotted at ground level

Length/Width/Depth: 1.05m x 75mm x75mm
£14.64
Tax included.

Pickup available at Crestala Fencing Centre

Key Features

Long-lasting concrete repair spurs are used to repair & extend the life of wooden fence posts that have rotted off around ground level. They are bolted or coach-screwed to the damaged post and then held in position by fast-setting postmix.

You can also fit concrete spurs to a new wooden post as part of the initial fence installation. The concrete spur can extend the life of your post without the need for future remedial work.

Please note: Repair Spur tops may be rounded or sloped.

  • Concrete Spurs can be used to repair & extend the life of wooden fence posts that have rotted off at ground level.
  • They are concreted in down the side of the existing (or new) post and attached to the post above the break using either m10  coach screws or bolts.
  • Concrete spurs can be fitted to new wooden posts as part of the initial installation.
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Product Specifications
Materials:Concrete
How to Use

Refer to the infographic, which shows how a concrete spur is used. (Courtesy of Allen Concrete)

Break out the concrete down the side of the rotten post where you want to fit the spur. A Hexagonal Point and Chisel Bar is ideal for this task.

The spur is concreted in place using a quick-setting post mix down the side of the post to be repaired, and the new spur. Then attach it to the broken post above the break using M10 coach screws; if you can access only one side of the post, or use coach bolts; if you can access both sides.
Recommended Aftercare

Clean with soapy water or mould and mildew cleaner, then rinse with clean water.
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