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Heavy-Duty Bolt-Down Post Support Bracket – 120 - 200 mm

Heavy-Duty Bolt-Down Post Support Bracket – 120 - 200 mm

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Size

Bolt-Down Post Support Bracket — Available in 120, 140, 150, 160 & 200 mm

Keywords: bolt down post support, post base bracket, post shoe, pergola bracket, fence post support, 120mm post bracket, 140mm post bracket, 150mm post support, 160mm post base, 200mm post shoe, galvanized post bracket

Secure your timber posts quickly and professionally with this heavy-duty bolt-down post support bracket. Designed for outdoor use, the bracket keeps timber off the ground, improves longevity, and provides a clean internal fastening system for a polished finish.

Why this bracket?

  • Multiple sizes: Choose the exact fit — 120mm, 140mm, 150mm, 160mm or 200mm to suit standard timber posts.
  • Durable construction: Robust steel body with protective galvanised finish for corrosion resistance outdoors.
  • Neat appearance: Internal fixing holes keep fasteners concealed for a clean aesthetic.
  • Protects timber: Elevates post above damp surfaces to reduce rot and extend service life.
  • Easy bolt-down installation: Anchor to concrete or a solid footing — no deep post hole digging required.

Key Features & Benefits

Feature Benefit
Sizes: 120 / 140 / 150 / 160 / 200 mm Match your post size precisely — less cutting, better fit.
Galvanised finish Improved corrosion resistance for outdoor installations.
Internal fixing holes Hidden fasteners for a tidy, professional finish.
Elevated post base Prevents ground contact to reduce moisture damage and rot.
Bolt-down base plate Secure attachment to concrete slab, patio, or padstone.

Suitable For

Perfect for pergolas, garden fences, decking posts, carports, awnings and a wide range of outdoor timber structures.

Installation Overview

  1. Ensure a solid concrete pad or footing is prepared where the post will be mounted.
  2. Position the bracket and mark hole locations — drill
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