Fetra is designed and manufactured in the UK.

Our fencing system is available at our official UK stockist StowAg. Discover the full range and request a quote here

A wide range of brands are compatible with Fetra posts. You can find a comprehensive list of compatible nets listed alongside each type of post on our website.

Hand post rammers will work effectively with Fetra posts. We recommend using a Fetra post protector to safeguard the top of the post against any potential damage. Alternatively, if you prefer not to use a post protector, you can rely on a Fetra hand post rammer, which is specially designed to work seamlessly without the need for additional protection measures.

Our experience has shown that attempting to prevent twisting during installation can sometimes create installation issue. Instead, we recommend using the Fetra twister tool which is designed specifically to straighten any twisted posts after they have been inserted. This method ensures optimal post alignment without the risk of unintended complications during installation.

Please be reassured to know that you can try adjusting by gently pushing the strainer away from the anchor post to create space. Alternatively, continue knocking the anchor post down into the ground until the strut fits. If necessary, you may need to remove some soil if the anchor post goes below ground level to accommodate the strut properly.

Yes, it’s possible to wire the anchor post back to the strainer. Before you insert the strainer post, it’s essential to bend the anti-lift tabs out approximately 20mm. This precaution is important because the wire restraint can exert an upward force on the strainer post, potentially causing it to lift, especially in very soft ground conditions. For optimal results in soft ground, we recommend using an XL anchor post or, even better, a box strainer. These options provide enhanced stability and minimise the risk of any unintended movement.

Yes, this is typically the preferred method and often doesn’t require a post protector. It’s advisable to opt for multiple lighter taps instead of hitting hard, especially in stony or brashy ground conditions. In instances where the machine starts to bend the post, a Fetra hand post rammer can usually finish the job by taking care of the last few inches, ensuring a secure and properly installed post.

Simply drill a hole sideways through the post, then insert a round bar through the hole to create a sturdy hooking point for your strap. This method provides a reliable way to lift the post out safely and efficiently.

To maintain proper alignment, the strainer posts feature pre-drilled holes at the bottom, center, and top of the net, as well as for the two line wires at the top. After tying off the wires, use self-drilling screws to secure them in position, ensuring they remain firmly in place throughout the straining process.

Yes, our powder coat posts and strainers are available in any RAL colour you require.

We provide posts in custom lengths to suit your specific needs, with no minimum quantity required. Lead times may vary depending on the time of year but can be as short as 4 weeks, ensuring you get the tailored solution you need without unnecessary delays.

We can supply the posts with any wire spacing you require, ensuring a perfect fit for your net. Please note that the spacing cannot be less than 55mm between wires. Our lead times may vary throughout the year but can be as short as 4 weeks, allowing you to get the customised solution you need in a timely manner.

Installations vary depending on soil type and weather conditions. Please contact our team of experts for guidance and advice.