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6 x 6 Porch Posts, 4 x 4 Porch Posts are ready to paint and kiln dried after treatment.

Our pressure treated porch pickets are manufactured one piece a time.  Each porch picket is thoroughly inspected before they are shipped to you.  When buying porch pickets for your home:  A good way to install porch pickets is to put a 2 x 4 upright, then fasten the pickets on the side of the 2x4 on the top and the bottom.  This way, the top design (the nice part) of your picket will stick up past your 2x4.  Porch pickets are available in two different styles: Gothic and V Grove. And also available in Western Red Cedar.

Colonial Porch Posts 

Choose a Length:

• 4" x 4" - 8'
• 6" x 6" - 8'

Shown in 4 x 4 Porch Post Cedar from $44.44

Shown in 6 x 6 Porch Post Pressure Treated from $86.74

Available in Pressure Treated Wood and Coastal Red Kiln Dried Cedar

Victorian Porch Posts 

Choose a Length:

• 4" x 4" - 8'
• 6" x 6" - 8'

Shown in 4 x 4 Porch Post Cedar from $44.44	Shown in 6 x 6 Porch Post Pressure Treated from $86.74	Replacement Victorian Porch Posts can also be used as new.  Wooden construction lets it hold up well outside.  Some of the porch post turned designs are available in cedar.

Available in Pressure Treated Wood and Coastal Red Kiln Dried Cedar

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Gothic Top Posts 

Choose a Length:

• 4" x 4" - 4' long
• 4" x 4" - 6' long
• 4" x 4" - 8' long

Choose a Material:

Pressure Treated or Coastal Red Kiln Dried Cedar - click here to see the difference between the two materials

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Turned Gazebo Posts 

• 4" x 4" - 8'

Choose a Material:

Pressure Treated or Coastal Red Kiln Dried Cedar - click here to see the difference between the two materials

For Pricing Click Here

Our Porch Posts are not your basic run of the mill porch post.  Our are made from vertical grain lumber -no hardwood- so it does not warp and twist or bow or split easily.  It's a very stable piece of wood. So if you are in the market for replacing porch posts, check ours out as they have very few knots.   Our discount porch posts have 3 different styles of turning, eased edges on the corners and kiln dried after treatment (check out that page).

Customers ask us "How to Install Porch Posts".

We suggest a plastic or metal spacer (to put on the porch floor) then place your post on this spacer.  This way you won't have water laying on the bottom of your wooden porch post and its less likely to rot.