Whether you're a professional tradesperson looking to streamline your workflow or a DIY home renovator tackling your first fence, these downloadable instructions are designed to make the process simple and stress-free. From standard paling fences to double paling and fence repairs, each guide provides practical, easy-to-follow information.



Download the PDFs below and have them ready whenever you need them, at home or on site

A metal rack support post with multiple evenly spaced holes for adjustable shelving, with a bracket attached at the top.

How to use the “W” Post

For quick access and convenience, we’ve created detailed step-by-step PDF guides for a variety of fencing jobs.

Double Paling Fence
Fence Repair
Standard Paling Fence

  • Easy to screw rails onto from behind

Close-up of a metal post attached to a wooden beam with bolts, part of a construction or framing structure.

  • Use a sleeper as plinth block

Close-up of a wooden post attached to a metal bracket in a garden bed.

  • Attach plinth to sleeper block

Close-up of wooden and metal framing materials for a construction project, with some screws and nails visible.
Diagram of a steel post foundation showing the arrangement of rails, plinth blocks, plinths, and an iron-ground section approx 600mm at the bottom.

How it works

Technical drawing of a metal rail or bracket with a top profile view and front view, showing dimensions of 120mm width, 50mm height, and multiple drilled holes for mounting.

  • Unique “W” profile creates strength while keeping post lightweight

  • Hot dip galvanised surface means this post will easily outlast the rest of the fence

  • The 7mm holes at 30mm intervals down both sides of the post provide maximum flexibility to cope with any variations in the fence’s structure

  • Available in various lengths

  • Only one post type required - adapts to standard plinth, double plinth and capping easily

  • A simple alternative solution to stabilise/repair existing fences