Overview
Concrete brace posts (struts) keep your fence straight and tight by supporting end and corner posts. Made from high-strength concrete with ribbed steel rebar, they withstand wind loads and heavy tension.

Sizes & Specs

• Lengths: 200–300 cm

• Sections: rectangular or T-section

• Reinforcement: ribbed steel rebar

• Surface: smooth; ready for clamps and wire ties

Where to Use

• End, corner and gate posts in galvanized or PVC-coated chain-link systems

• Long fence runs or windy areas requiring extra stability

Installation Tips

• Set the main end/corner post in concrete.

• Place the brace post diagonally toward the ground or a footing, typically 35–45°.

• Fit clamps/bolts at the top, tension wires first, then fix the mesh.

Compatibility & Accessories
Works with tension & binding wires (2.5–3 mm), barbed/razor wire (with V-brackets), gates, anchors, caps and clamps.

Tools & Calculators
Need counts and heights? Use our Chain-Link Calculator and Panel Fence Calculator.

FAQ (kısa)

Do I need braces on straight runs? Use braces at every end, corner and gate post; add mid-run braces on very long or windy lines.
What angle is best? A 35–45° diagonal typically gives optimal support.
Are clamps included? Sold separately—see related accessories below.