Post Caps

Name: Post Caps
Brand: A & P Fencing (UK)

A & P Fencing (UK)

£1.5

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Adds a clean, decorative finish to timber posts Slight overhang helps shed water away from the post 4 x 4 cap fits 3 x 3 posts (75mm x 75mm) 5 x 5 cap fits 4 x 4 posts (100mm x 100mm) A simple way to finish your fencing neatly, our timber post caps add a clean, decorative touch while helping to protect the top of your posts. Designed with a slight overhang, they create a more refined look while also helping to shed water away from the end grain — reducing exposure to the elements. Manufactured to fit standard timber posts, our 4 x 4 caps are suitable for 3 x 3 (75mm x 75mm) posts, while our 5

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as A & P FENCING (UK) LIMITED, number 04665932. Checked 2026-08-29.
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British-owned
No majority shareholding traced outside the UK. Companies House.
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