Supreme Concrete Fencing Repair Spur 1000mm x 75mm x 75mm SPR100
4.7
24 Reviews
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Overview
This concrete fencing repair spur from Supreme Concrete is ideal for supporting fence panels. This product reinforces and strengthens the fence, preventing further damage.
- Easy and hassle-free installation
- Strong and durable fencing supply
- Resistant to rusting
- Alternative for wooden board
- Suitable for windy situations or high fences
- Resistant to moisture
Technical specification
Depth
75 mm
Height
1000 mm
Width
75 mm
Material
Concrete
Type
Repair Spur
Manufacturer Model No
SPR100
Brand Name
Supreme Concrete
Reviews
4.7
24 Reviews5 Stars (18 reviews)
4 Stars (5 reviews)
3 Stars (1 reviews)
2 Stars (0 reviews)
1 Stars (0 reviews)
Most liked positive review
Cheap and relatively easy fence post repair!
Great idea - just a pig to get the old concrete out of the ground before putting these in.
Bolted them to the fence posts - and seem absolutely solid now. Much easier than replacing the whole fence post
Most liked negative review
An okay experience.
Th product was okay, quite a few moulding bubbles in the mix , so the surface was not very smooth. That said, it but should not affect the strength of the post. The only real downside is that they are quite expensive. With this in mind I would probably buy it again but I would be more likely to shop around. On the ...
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5
Fence saver
I have used these repair spurs many times th support rotten wooden fence posts adding many years to the life of otherwise sound fences. It is important to check the post is sound above ground and that the fence is in generally good condition and you can add many years to the life of a fence. Ensure you dig down far enough, often you will encounter concrete around the wooden Post base it is important to break through that and fit the spur flush with the post to get the best result. Securing the post with postcrete. If the post is reasonably vertical I generally secure the spur to the post first then level support the post then add the post crete. If wooden post and fence are leaning over check you can bring it back to the position you require and either brace it in position before you put the postcrete in or level and concrete the spur in then when it is set bolt post to the spur this avoids the weight of the fence pulling the spur over before the concrete is set.
3 months ago
customer
Type of purchase: Trade
Yes, I would recommend to a friend
2
0
5
Easy to use
Just the job,
2 years ago
Antony
Type of purchase: DIY
Yes, I would recommend to a friend
0
0
4
I would by again
Product as advertised and at a reasonable price., surprisingly cheaper then wickes and B&Q
2 years ago
Trevor
Type of purchase: Trade
Yes, I would recommend to a friend
0
0
5
Well worth buying
Good value product and does the job.
2 years ago
John
Type of purchase: DIY
Yes, I would recommend to a friend
0
0
5
in future I would use product again
good service and product does exactly as I wanted it to do
3 years ago
Julian
Type of purchase: DIY
Yes, I would recommend to a friend
0
0
5
Does the job.
Easy collection, and does the job once in situ.
3 years ago
Julie
Type of purchase: DIY
Yes, I would recommend to a friend
0
0
3
An okay experience.
Th product was okay, quite a few moulding bubbles in the mix , so the surface was not very smooth. That said, it but should not affect the strength of the post. The only real downside is that they are quite expensive. With this in mind I would probably buy it again but I would be more likely to shop around. On the up-side, the delivery was free and the process was turned around very quickly.
3 years ago
Steve
Type of purchase: DIY
Yes, I would recommend to a friend
0
0
5
Good stuff as usual
Great driver. Wasn't in but he tucked it all away down the side passage. Many would have just offloaded and left. Well-done driver!
3 years ago
Peetee from Herts
Type of purchase: DIY
Yes, I would recommend to a friend
0
0
5
Good value
Does the job.
3 years ago
Paul
Type of purchase: DIY
Yes, I would recommend to a friend
0
0
5
I would buy this again, but with any luck won't have to!.
Repaired fence damaged in recent winds. If you buy these, note that the holes are tapered from 15mm outside to 10mm on the side facing the timber post. If you want to use M12 screws you will need to open them up. I used M10 screws (they were on offer!) with a short piece of bushing to centre on the outside as I only had 25mm washers. Use larger washers if you can get them.
3 years ago
Roy
Type of purchase: DIY
Yes, I would recommend to a friend
7
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