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Now made from 70% recycled materials The DuraPost®


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features a recycled PVCu core, meaning installers can help their customers to achieve an overall more sustainable fencing solution. Available in lengths of 1.83 m and 2.44 m, it is compatible with any DuraPost®


or concrete fence post installation


and due to its lightweight, it is extremely easy to work with and install. The DuraPost®


Prima Composite Board can be used as a


gravel board or stacked to create a sleek and stylish, splinter-free full fence panel. Installers can rest assured when selecting Birkdale products that they are an environmentally conscious supplier.


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