C-Post
The Shape of Things to Come
Upgrade your fencing with added strength, less corrosion and easy installation. From airports and electrical substations to zoos and schools, C-Posts by Gregory Fence can enhance the quality of your fencing. Trust the security of your fence with C-Post.
Enhanced Strength
C-Posts are made from 50,000 pound minimum yield steel per ASTM-A1011 and have beam load strengths greater than Schedule 40 pipe. Available in any length, the C-Post’s more effective shape leads to a greater bending strength perpendicular to the fence line.
Less Corrosion
The C-Post and C-Top Rail are coated on a continuous coating line with 4 oz. of zinc per sq. ft. per ASTM-F1043. This creates a uniform zinc coating inside and out. With the open channel of C-Post and C-Top Rail, air can circulate to reduce corrosion-causing condensation. No more premature red rust or material failures.
Easy Installation
Enjoy quick and easy installation. C-Posts can be driven mechanically instead of a concrete-set post. Due to the unique design, C-Post drives quicker and easier while self-anchoring better than tubular posts. Tests have also shown that a three-foot driven C-Post holds as well or better than traditional posts, which has led to state D.O.T standards to incorporate driven C-Posts as an alternative to concrete set posts..
Use for Metal or Wood Fencing
Gregory’s C-Posts can be used for metal or wood fencing. In wood fencing, C-Post and metal bracket system eliminates warped, split or rotting wood posts caused by wind and water damage. Installation in wood posts is as simple as setting the post and slide-on bracket, installing wood rails and attaching fence boards
Made in The USA
C-Posts and other Gregory Fence products are made in Canton, Ohio from steel melted and manufactured in the U.S.A. They meet all standards of the Buy American requirements. Support domestic manufacturing with Gregory Fence.
View C-Post Catalog
For more information and specifications, view the C-Post catalog. Contact Gregory Fence for a quote today.
Widely Specified
- FAA - F162 AIRPORTS
- RRF 191/3D - FEDERAL SPECIFICATIONS
- AASHTO - M181 44 STATE
- D.O.T. STANDARDS
- ASTM-F1043
- CLFMI – CHAIN LINK FENCE
- MANUFACTURERS INSTITUTE
- UFGS - 02821 A UNITED FACILITIES GUIDE SPECIFICATION
ASTM Specifications
- A123 - Zinc coatings on iron and steel
- A653 - Steel sheet, zinc-coated or zinc-iron alloy-coated by the hot dip process
- A853 - Steel wire, carbon or general use
- A933 - Vinyl-coated steel and welded wire reinforcement
- A1011 - Steel sheet and strip, hot-rolled, carbon, structural high strength low-alloy with improved formability
- F1043 - Strength and protective coatings on fence framework
- A1060 - Zinc-coated steel, welded wire reinforcement, plain, deformed and concrete
- A1064 - Steel wire and welded wire reinforcement, plain, deformed and concrete
- F2453 - Welded wire mesh fabric (metallic-coated or polymer-coated), meshes of 6 in.2 (3871 mm2) or less, in panels or rolls, with uniform meshes.