Explore our range of corner fence posts for creating secure and properly supported changes of direction within a fence run. Corner posts are designed for locations where two sections of fencing meet at an angle, helping keep both sides of the boundary correctly aligned and firmly supported.
Our range includes concrete, timber and DuraPost® corner post options for different fencing systems and installation requirements. The correct corner post will depend on the type of panels, gravel boards or rails being used, as well as the angle and finished height of the fence.
Slotted concrete corner posts are commonly used with compatible fence panels and gravel boards. Their slot arrangement allows panels to connect from two directions, creating a practical and durable junction within a traditional panel fencing system.
Timber corner posts provide a natural appearance and can be used with closeboard fencing, feather edge boards, rails, trellis and other timber fencing components. DuraPost® corner options offer a slim, modern alternative for compatible steel post installations.
Corner Post Options
- Slotted concrete corner fence posts
- Pressure-treated timber corner posts
- DuraPost® corner and end post systems
- Posts in selected lengths for different fence heights
- Options for panels, gravel boards and traditional fencing components
- Replacement posts for damaged fence corners
Key Features
- Supports two fence runs where the boundary changes direction
- Available in concrete, timber and steel options
- Different lengths and profiles for varied installations
- Suitable for new fencing projects and repairs
- Helps maintain alignment through corners
- Compatible options for panels, gravel boards, rails and boards
- Suitable for residential and commercial boundaries
Ideal For
- Garden boundaries with changes of direction
- Closeboard and feather edge fencing
- Waney lap and decorative fence panels
- Concrete post and gravel board systems
- Timber fencing and trellis installations
- Residential and rental properties
- Replacing damaged or unstable corner posts
Product Benefits
- Provides strong support at a vulnerable point in the fence run
- Helps keep adjoining fence sections correctly aligned
- Allows the boundary to change direction neatly
- Available in materials to suit traditional and modern fencing systems
- Suitable for complete new installations and individual repairs
- Can be coordinated with matching intermediate and end posts
- Suitable for professional and DIY fencing projects
Choosing the Right Corner Fence Post
Select a corner post that is compatible with the chosen fencing system. Concrete corner posts require the correct slot arrangement for the direction of the panels, while timber posts must provide sufficient section size for the required rails, boards and fixings.
Choose a post length that allows for the panel height, any gravel board and sufficient depth below ground. The corner should be checked carefully before installation so that both fence runs follow the required boundary line.
Where three fence runs meet at one point, use a suitable 3-way post rather than a standard corner post.
Installation
Install the post vertically and position it so each side faces the correct fence direction. Secure it using a suitable post-mix concrete or approved fixing method for the selected post system.
Check the angle and alignment of both fence runs before the post is permanently fixed. Allow post-mix concrete to set correctly before installing heavy panels, gravel boards or other fencing components.
Complete Your Fencing Project
Pair your corner posts with suitable fence panels, gravel boards and fencing accessories.
Browse our wider range of fence posts and concrete fence posts for intermediate, end, corner and 3-way options.
For modern steel post installations, explore our DuraPost® posts and DuraPost® accessories.