Zareba A-48B 4-Foot Step-in Electric Fence Posts - 16 Pack for Electric Fence System - Sturdy & Easy Installation, Black
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Style: 16 Black Posts
Features
- Heavy duty 4 ft step-in Black fence posts
- Molded clips hold electric fence wire & poly tape (up to 2 in wide)
- Molded of reinforced polypropylene with a heavy-duty steel stake
- Extra reinforcing ribs for strength
- Features large step-in flange and anti-rotation spike to keep stake from turning
Description
These heavy duty 4 ft step-in fence posts will help keep your property protected when used with an electric fence system. The Fi-Shock Black 4 ft Step-In Fence Post has molded clips that hold electric fence wire & poly tape (up to 2 in wide). Each 4 ft post is molded of reinforced polypropylene with a heavy-duty steel stake. Containing extra reinforcing ribs for strength, each post also features a large step-in flange and anti-rotation spike to keep the stake from turning.
Brand: Zareba
Style: 16 Black Posts
Global Trade Identification Number: 04
Manufacturer: Woodstream Corporation
Manufacturer: Woodstream Corporation
Part Number: A-48B16
Item Weight: 12.32 pounds
Package Dimensions: 49 x 7 x 4.7 inches
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: A-48B16
Size: 16 Black Posts
Style: 16 Black Posts
Item Package Quantity: 1
Included Components: 16x 4-foot step-in posts
Batteries Required?: No
Date First Available: April 2, 2025
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Style: 50 Black Posts
Many reviewers use this fence post for purposes other than what it was designed for: electric fencing. I use it with a two-wire system to keep sheep and alpaca in a pasture (and keep our dogs out). The poles are easy to insert (and remove) from the ground- are pretty sturdy (but bendable). The goal is really not high sturdiness for an electric fence post. Several post clips allow adjustment of your wire/tape height. It's easy to detach the wire and move it to a different clip when necessary. I have occasionally used these poles to construct a temporary fence using plastic safety fencing. Not too difficult to build- but removing the fence from the clips can be tedious. In addition, our relatively small alpaca tested the fence to get to some vegetation and easily pushed it over, and broke some of the posts. Other than as a temporary solution, I can't generally recommend these for non-electric fence purposes.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2023 by Alamo Sam
Style: 50 Black Posts
I don't write many reviews but this is a really good product. I expected to use these along with steel posts but I only used steel posts in corners and these posts 10' on center for 120' runs with great results. I will go back and add aircraft cable to the top of the fence for strength but a chicken wire fence is standing proud to hoards of fearsome rabbits anxious for a meal just as it is. The fence is much easier to install than typical steel posts for temporary fences. The wire slaps into place and is easily removed when necessary.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 7, 2020 by RonP
Style: 50 Black Posts
Haven't installed them yet but the post looks good better than expected. Delivery was on time. In all great transaction. Thank you.
Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2025 by Tim Puckett
Style: 50 White Posts
I've used these posts for a few months now, and they have worked very well and are easy to use. The price is right if you need these quantities, far lower price than you can get them elsewhere. The multiple brackets fit either tape or wire, and they hold the wire well (it won't come out if simply pushed up). For cattle I used the 2nd from the top, but it would be quite easy to put two wires at different heights. I used a spacing of 6', which is quite secure. Right now I'm using them in a new pasture that is not totally fenced, making an enclosure 100x100x100' with the fourth side being existing fencing. At the two corners I put T-posts because the corner would be the place stress would be most likely to bring a post down. You could round the corners pretty easily without the T-posts. The posts are moderately strong, but I would not recommend them for hard, dry, frozen, or very rocky soil without either wetting or using something to make a pilot hole. I've used them only in wet pasture, and for that, I used a combination of the foot step and pushing down from the top. All 50 went in without a glitch. However, when I hit an occasional rock, I could feel flex in the foot step that gives me concern of some other reviewers, namely that the foot step could break off. I have not used them in very cold or freezing weather, and I would be concerned about the plastic becoming brittle. Finally, the best use of these posts is probably not for primary enclosures, which I'm using right now since the fence on the new pasture is not complete. I have just one feeder steer, and I open a gate to let him in morning and chase him out and close it at night. He leaped the fence one time in a fit of exuberance, hit the wire (actually polystrand synthetic with small stainless wires within it); good thing was that the posts flexed and did not break or come out of the ground, making flexibility so the wire did not break. The bad part was that he took off -- but chasing him back in was facilitated by simply laying down about 5 fenceposts and re-inserting them after he was inside. I've also watched herds of up to 12 deer grazing on the new grass and encountering the wire, getting shocked. Some would run away, others would leap and come down on the wire -- but no breakage or removed posts. This winter I will complete the primary fence on this pasture and use these posts simply to subdivide the pasture to rotate grazing. I'd not suggest these for primary enclosures for cattle -- but they're probably OK for sheep.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 10, 2016 by Bugs
Style: 50 Black Posts
I used releasable fasteners to secure 4’ Trident fencing to these step-in posts to create a temporary dog pen that was sizable enough to allow the dogs to run, but temporary enough to not violate our HOA rules. I can put this up and take it down in minutes thanks to the step-in feature. The key for me is the step-in spike built into the posts bottom. They are long enough to hold the post securely and temporary enough to pull right out. Is it perfect for everyone? Probably not. The corner posts were bending so I’m glad I ordered more posts than I thought I needed so I could add posts where necessary. So far, they have been perfect to keep our 75lb & 60lb dogs contained and safe.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 16, 2018 by Ken Tarasi
Style: 50 Black Posts
I need to section off pasture so horses can graze different areas to prevent overgrazing and destroying the bermuda grass. Its pretty easy to pop them out of the ground and relocate them.
Reviewed in the United States on December 5, 2024 by PT in TX
Style: 50 White Posts
I began using electric net fencing about 2 months ago when I decided to get some goats and sheep as livestock to run on a property I have which was previously sitting idle. I bought the electric net fencing and, seeing these, decided to get some to reinforce corners, connection points (section to section) and just to have in general. These have been the saving grace for a couple of electric net fence products I bought with poor posts. I run goats and sheep which are confined (sometimes exclusively, sometimes in part) by electric net fencing and these have been indispensable. You can also purchase them locally if you have a Tractor Supply nearby (at least the 2 stores near me carry them) if you need them immediately. These have a slightly larger diameter spike than that of the electric net fencing I'm currently using and also the spikes are slightly longer (maybe 1 inch longer) than those supplied with the electric net fencing I'm currently using. I have installed and removed and re-installed some of these posts many times without a problem all while they have stood up better (I mean they stay standing vertical) than the posts supplied with the electric net fencing I'm currently using. I have a bunch of these left over from the current installation and don't regret having the at all. I keep a few with me on the side by side so, as I'm inspecting the electric net fencing, if I find a section is sagging or leaning, I can quickly take care of it.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 28, 2016 by H. Boothe