Plastic fence posts storage

[Suby2]

Does anyone have a clever idea for storing plastic fence posts outside without them just being in a jumbled heap?

 

[ihatework]

Does anyone have a clever idea for storing plastic fence posts outside without them just being in a jumbled heap?

I keep mine upside down in a wheelie bin. Which is also useful to pull around when laying the fence!

 

[SEL]

I've got a wheelie bin for the long ones and old feed bins for the short ones

 

[tda]

Feed bin (plastic dustbin)

 

[dorsetladette]

wheelie bin

 

[Suby2]

Well, it seems like a wheelie bin or dustbin is the way to go.

Thanks all.

 

[Crackerz]

I keep mine upside down in a wheelie bin. Which is also useful to pull around when laying the fence!

WHY did i not think about putting them in the bin UPSIDE DOWN!!! something so simple yet so much easier!! Thank you

 

[JenJ]

I just stick them all into the ground by a hedge

 

[HJJ]

I just stick them all into the ground by a hedge

So do I.

 

[pistolpete]

Mine are currently stored in my shed. They balance nicely in the roof rafters.

 

[jhoward]

Plastic garden storage box?

 

[The Fuzzy Furry]

I just stick them all into the ground by a hedge

I used to pop 2 or 3 in the ground in a far paddock corner, plus a couple of hanks of baler twine (useful for lashing a rail back on), always v useful for doing a running repair on a day when I was rushing to work etc. Saved me traipsing down to the yard and back.

 

[awelshandawarmblood]

I have some in a plastic garden storage box and the rest in bunches of 10 with sticky tape in my garage rafters.

 

[chaps89]

Bundle into groups of ten, and tie together at each end, much more manageable that way than a whole massive of them together