Aleko Fence Post for 5.5 x 5 Ft. DIY Fence Kits – 7.3 Ft. – Black

ALEKO Galvanized Steel Replacement Fence Post — 7.3 ft. Tall, Powder Coated in Black

A fence run almost never divides evenly. You end up one post short at the corner, or with a post bent by a reversing car, and the whole line waits on a single part.

This is that part sold on its own. A 7.3 ft. galvanized steel post, black powder coated to match, with the two bolts needed to hang panels from ALEKO’s 5.5 x 5 ft. DIY fence kits.

What’s Included

• 1 galvanized steel fence post, 7.3 ft. tall
• 2 mounting bolts
• Black powder-coated finish, matched to ALEKO DIY fence panels

Made For

Built for anyone finishing, extending or repairing a run built from ALEKO’s 5.5 x 5 ft. DIY fence kits.

• Finishing a run that came up a post short
• Replacing a damaged or bent post in place
• Extending an existing DIY fence line
• Fence contractors carrying spares on the van
• Homeowners phasing a boundary over several seasons

Features

• 7.3 ft. post height — enough length to set below grade and still carry a 5 ft. panel
• 2 in. post diameter — matches the bracket spacing on ALEKO’s 5.5 x 5 ft. DIY kits
• Galvanized steel — zinc under the paint, so a scratch does not start rust
• Black powder coating — matches the panels already in the run, no touch-up needed
• 2 mounting bolts included — no separate hardware order to finish the job
• Welded construction — one piece, nothing to work loose in wind
• Bolts to existing structure — extends a run or replaces a damaged post in place
• Sold singly — buy exactly the number the run is short, not a whole kit

Sized for the 5.5 x 5 ft. DIY Kits

The 2 in. diameter and bolt spacing are matched to ALEKO’s 5.5 x 5 ft. DIY fence panels. That means the bracket holes line up without drilling and the finished post sits flush with the ones already in the run.

At 7.3 ft. there is enough length below the panel to set the post properly rather than surface-mounting it, which is what keeps a boundary rigid in wind.

Galvanized Steel Under a Powder Coat

Galvanizing bonds zinc to the steel before any paint goes on, and the black powder coat sits over the top as a second barrier. A scrape from a mower or a wheelbarrow does not expose bare steel.

Posts fail before panels do, because they are the part sitting in wet ground. The two-layer finish is what buys the extra years.

The Right Post for Your Fence Run

Buying a single post rather than a whole kit is the cheap way to finish a boundary that does not divide evenly, or to put right one post that has taken a knock.

The finish is matched to ALEKO’s DIY panels, so a replacement post in the middle of an existing run does not stand out against the ones either side of it.

Don’t wait — scroll back up and click the orange Add to Cart button to get this post on its way to your property.

Specs

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