Chestnut and treated pine

Timber posts for fencing and landscaping.

Mark a boundary, line a path or support plants. Choose between the natural shape of chestnut and the regular profile of machine-rounded pine.

Debarked

Chestnut posts

Debarked chestnut fencing alongside a vineyard
Chestnut fencing beside a vineyard. Example of use.

Natural knots and shapes for rustic-looking fences.

Debarking removes the bark while preserving the natural shape of the wood. The diameter can vary along the post.

Chestnut heartwood, the inner part of the timber, is naturally resistant to decay. The lifespan of each post varies with its composition and conditions of use.

Choose chestnut posts

Machine-rounded and pressure-treated

Pine posts

A fence with round pine posts following a pedestrian path
Pine fencing along a path. Example of use.

A regular cylindrical profile for an even-looking fence.

Machine-rounding shapes the post. Pressure treatment drives a preservative into the wood to protect it against fungi and insects.

Let us know if you plan to set the posts in the ground: the treatment must be suitable for ground contact.

Choose pine posts

We supply both ranges pointed or unpointed. The product pages list diameters, lengths and available combinations.

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Tell us about your project.

Tell us how you plan to use the posts, the sizes and how many you need. If you are still deciding, you can add a photo or sketch.

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Quantities and lead times are confirmed in the quote.