T-Post Light-Duty Studded with Anchor Plate - 6 ft - DL Green

Firm Fence Support for Gardens and Grow Areas - 6 ft Length

A fence that leans or sags leaves plants and growing areas exposed. This light-duty studded T-post is made from hot-rolled steel and is driven into the ground. Its angled studs hold fencing against the post, and the large anchor plate adds stability once the post is set.

At 72 in, this post suits garden enclosures, lawn borders and boundary lines around outdoor cultivation areas. Posts ship in bundles of 5, so order in increments of 5 to cover a run of fence.

Key Features & Benefits

• Hot-rolled steel construction — gives the post strength for long service.
• Angled studs — help hold fencing securely against the post.
• Large anchor plate — adds stability and support in the ground.
• Oven-baked enamel finish — protects the steel from rust above and below ground.

Who Should Use T-Post Light-Duty Studded with Anchor Plate

Home gardeners, lawn owners and growers who need to enclose garden beds, mark boundaries or build light fencing around cultivation areas will find this post useful. Its light-duty rating suits general enclosure work rather than heavy loads.

About T-Post Light-Duty Studded with Anchor Plate

This studded T-post is 72 in long and finished in DL green oven-baked enamel. It is made from high-strength, hot-rolled steel and includes angled studs and a large anchor plate. It is sold each, and shipped in bundles of 5.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How long is this T-post?
A: It is 72 in, or 6 ft, long. Part of that length goes into the ground when you drive the post.

Q: Can I order a single post?
A: Posts ship only in bundles of 5. At checkout, choose a quantity in increments of 5.

Q: What do the studs do?
A: The studs are raised tabs along the post. Fencing or wire is fastened against them, so it stays at the height you set instead of sliding down.

Q: What is an anchor plate?
A: It is a flat plate near the base of the post. It resists movement once the post is driven in, which helps keep the fence upright.

Q: Will the finish resist rust?
A: The post has an oven-baked enamel coating that protects the steel above and below ground. Scratches that expose bare steel can still lead to rust over time.