Fiberglass Rods - 1-1/4" x 6' - Uncoated, Undrilled

Heavy-duty performance for long-term rotational grazing systems.

When you need extra strength and stability in your electric fence, Powerflex 1-1/4" x 6' Fiberglass Rods deliver. These solid fiberglass posts are built to handle the demands of semi-permanent or perimeter fencing, providing superior rigidity without sacrificing flexibility.

The uncoated, undrilled design allows full customization—add clips, drill holes, or fit hardware exactly where your system needs it. Perfect for ranchers managing cattle, bison, or other large livestock, these posts hold their shape under pressure and resist bending, corrosion, and UV damage for years of reliable service.

Key Features

• Solid fiberglass construction – long-lasting and non-conductive

• 1-1/4" diameter, 6' length – added strength for high-tension or perimeter lines

• Uncoated and undrilled – customize spacing and hardware placement as needed

• UV- and weather-resistant – performs in all climates and conditions

• Won’t rust, rot, or corrode – perfect for high-moisture or high-pressure environments

Ideal For

• Semi-permanent or perimeter electric fencing

• Cross-fencing large pastures and paddocks

• Rotational grazing setups for cattle, bison, or mixed herds

• High-tensile or long-run Powerflex Polybraid applications

Installation Tips

Drive posts 18–24 inches into the soil for maximum stability, especially in soft ground or along mainlines. Use a pilot hole or post driver to prevent splintering. Attach Powerflex rod clips, spring clips, or insulators as needed for conductor placement.

For larger animals or long fencing runs, space posts 30–50 feet apart to balance line tension and visibility.

Why Ranchers Choose Powerflex Fiberglass

Powerflex fiberglass posts are field-tested by working ranchers for strength, dependability, and long-term value. Whether you’re building a mainline, dividing large pastures, or reinforcing high-traffic lanes, these heavy-duty rods stand up to livestock and weather alike—season after season.