Clipex fencing

They are more expensive for sure, the galvinised 4 clip posts I got were 7.85 each. Bag of 25 insulators was 12.50, the big strainers were 35. I found the ease of doing the whole thing myself was a big plus for them. Galvinised posts should be a lifetime job, I was sick of finding rotten fence posts around the place and was sceptical of clipex myself but I'm fully converted now.

U could have a good few in the back of the jeep and replace as timbers rot

Bought a shot of 2 clip fence post last month & the driver for sinking them.

What a super product, so easy to drive

Used esb poles for strainers, strained the wire, once that's done I had 25 post & insulators on in 20 mins

With the increase in treated timber post prices & the removal of creosote from the market they are not overly expensive in the long run imo

Will replace all rotten timber ones going forward with these

I have very uneven land boundaries, up and down in and out, how much of an issue would this be with clipex posts?

I should also mention you could'nt drive a dinner fork into the ground here without hitting stone, seriously considering clipex but any i have seen are on good land with nice straight fence lines.

Just standard driven post, a good point with a chainsaw helps

Used Clipex for the first time last year.

Found them very easy to drive and work with it general.

Only issue I have with them is the sheep seem to be loosening them scratching off them.

Do other people find that and is there anything that can be done about it