Fencing Life Extenders
These decorative fence post holders make your fence look great, while helping it last longer than ever!
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Purpose
The invention is a wrought-iron holder for a wooden fence post. To use it, dig a hole as you would for any fence post and add concrete. Next, put the holder in the concrete. It’s quick and easy to attach the wood to the holder to complete the post. This method uses less concrete, and the holder will buffer the wood from the ground, protecting it from exposure to the elements and pests and extending the life of your fence!
The Problem
Wooden fences don’t always last as long as you hope. Replacing rotten fencing every few years gets expensive and wastes time.
The Solution
But now, you can try Fencing Life Extenders!
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Metal Post Holder
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Quick and Easy to Use
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Method Requires Less Concrete
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Holder Buffers the Wood from the Ground, Protecting It from Exposure
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Extends the Life of Your Fence
Story Behind the Invention
Inventor Lynn M. Mors of Centerton, AR has created a metal post holder for a wooden fence post. These decorative fence post holders will beautify your fence, while helping it last for years!
Are you tired of fixing rotting fences? Lynn was. About every five years, she would notice her fence posts starting to rot. While observing a gate with wrought iron and wood, an idea began to take shape. The Fencing Life Extenders is her solution to rotting wood fencing.
But how does it work? Dig a hole as you would for any fence post and add concrete. Next, put the holder in the concrete. It is quick and easy to attach the wood to the holder to complete the post. This method uses less concrete, and the holder will buffer the wood from the ground, protecting it from exposure to the elements and pests and extending the life of your fence!