Fence Post Concrete Foam Resin Proset 1 Pack Equal to 40kg Postcrete Concrete

Used the product to reinstall a washing line that, over a period of years, had become very loose in a wet lawn. Dug the old base out and, using this product, reinstalled it. The washing line is now vertical and extremely stable. For my particular needs, the bag was probably a little too big and the resin bubbled up out of the hole and dried. For something deeper, like a fence post, the bag size would be ideal. However, it was extremely easy to saw the surplus off flat and then cover it with a thin layer of earth to make to make it a tidy job.

good, easy, strengh, worth the price.

Absolutely terrible avoid! The video in the sales pitch here sold this to me showing a man swinging off the post. Well I had posts like that installed by a seasoned professional and asked them to use this. They sneered at me saying it was a bad idea but I said no the reviews and video look great. They used it as per instructions. It was awful. The foam cot I use to expand for ages it pushes them off straight so my oh have to hold them in place with a jig for hours til it sets then even with solid ground round it packed down next to other post contrete which holds solid these can be wiggled easily by an infant. Absolutely useless waste of money.I’ve pulled them all out now (with ease) and replacing with old fashioned post Crete. Which has worked a treat at a quarter of the cost.I told the seller and they sent me an insulting and rude response saying I’d not used it correctly. If I needed any more industrial technique to install it then I’d suggest this should be marketed for professional use only not in amazon!!Rude obnoxious and daylight robbery.Avoid this stuff, stick with post Crete. Don’t get ripped off like I did :-(

Impressed how well this worked. So much easier than mixing cement. Each bag does 2 posts with moderate size holes, which is what is advertised. Although the advert also says this is equivalent to two bags of postcrete - I think they may have their maths the wrong way round in that front. Anyway, £30 for 4 posts, fair price considering how easy it was. Took about 45 mins before the posts were secure enough to no longer need bracing. I would buy and use again.

Maybe after using this stuff a few times you'll get the hang of it but I just needed to get a couple of fence posts secured and it was a bit meh! I probably didn't do something right but end product was a lot of wasted lumps of foam and a pretty wobbly fence post.