# GI Fence Post Manufacturer in Chennai, Galvanised Poles | Nitin Wire Group

> Hot-dip galvanised GI fence posts for chain link, barbed wire and concertina fencing at farms, factories, solar and wind sites. Pan-India supply. Get a quote.

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Last updated: 2026-10-16

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# GI fence post

Hot-dip galvanised posts for chain link, barbed wire and concertina fencing.

**In short** A GI fence post is a galvanised steel pole that holds fence mesh or wire upright and under tension. NITIN® GI fence posts are hot-dip galvanised for corrosion resistance and carry chain link, barbed wire and concertina coil fencing on farms, factories, warehouses, solar and wind sites, railway lines and residential boundaries. Nitin Wire Group supplies them in bulk across India.

- Finish: Hot-dip galvanised
- Supports: Chain link, barbed wire and concertina coil fencing

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Updated 16 October 2026 · Made by Nitin Wire Group, Chennai · +91 91591 43131

![GI Fence Post by Nitin Wire Group](https://nitinwiregroup.com/assets/gallery/b0a02d5d7d.jpg)

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## GI Fence Post in the field

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 Specifications

## GI Fence Post specifications

|Finish |Hot-dip galvanised |
|Supports |Chain link, barbed wire and concertina coil fencing |

 Why choose it

## What makes it work
- **Hot-dip galvanised**

A galvanised coating protects the steel from rust in harsh outdoor conditions.
- **One post, many fences**

Designed to carry chain link, barbed wire and concertina coil systems.
- **Renewable energy sites**

Suited to wind farm, substation and solar park perimeters that need corrosion-resistant structures.
- **Low maintenance**

Long service life with little upkeep once installed.
- **Bulk supply**

Available in bulk with delivery across India.

Where it is used

## GI Fence Post applications

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### Agriculture & Farming

Keep cattle, goats and wild boar out of crops, and livestock in.](https://nitinwiregroup.com/agriculture-and-farming/)[

### Manufacturing Unit

Perimeter, compound wall and machine-area security for industrial sites.](https://nitinwiregroup.com/manufacturing-unit/)[

### Warehouse

Perimeter security, internal partitions and secure storage areas.](https://nitinwiregroup.com/warehouse/)[

### Wind Farms & Renewable Energy

Corrosion-resistant perimeter security for remote and coastal energy sites.](https://nitinwiregroup.com/windmill/)[

### Construction & Real Estate

Site boundaries, plot fencing and safety netting, supplied in bulk.](https://nitinwiregroup.com/construction-and-real-estate/)

FAQ

## GI Fence Post: questions buyers ask

**GI post or concrete post: which is better for fencing?**

GI posts are lighter, quicker to install and less likely to crack or chip than concrete posts, and hot-dip galvanising protects them from rust with little upkeep. Concrete posts can cost less up front but are heavy to transport and can break on impact. For chain link and barbed wire, GI posts are a practical, long-lasting choice.

**How far apart should GI fence posts be?**

For chain link and barbed wire fences, posts are commonly spaced 2.5 to 3 metres apart. Use closer spacing on soft soil, slopes or tall fences, and add braced posts at every end, corner and gate, since these carry the full pull of the wire.

**How deep should a fence post be set?**

A common rule of thumb is to bury about one-third of the post's above-ground height, and not less than roughly 450 to 600 mm, in a concrete footing. End, corner and gate posts are usually set deeper and braced with struts because they take the most load.

**How many fence posts do I need?**

Divide the fence length by the post spacing and add one, then add extra posts for corners and gates. For example, a straight 100 m fence with posts every 2.5 m needs 41 posts. Corner and end posts usually also need angled struts for bracing.

**What size GI post is used for chain link fencing?**

The right post size depends on fence height, wire tension, soil and wind exposure. Line posts are lighter, while end, corner and gate posts use heavier sections. Share your fence height and length with Nitin Wire Group for a recommended post size.

Often bought together

## Related products

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![Chainlink Fence](https://nitinwiregroup.com/assets/gallery/t/032c5041ac.jpg)

### Chainlink Fence

ISI-marked chain link mesh in three grades, made in Chennai since 1975.](https://nitinwiregroup.com/products/chainlink-fence/)[

![Barbed Wire](https://nitinwiregroup.com/assets/products/barbed-wire.jpg)

### Barbed Wire

Hot-dip galvanised two-strand barbed wire to IS 278, in three gauges.](https://nitinwiregroup.com/products/barbed-wire/)[

![Concertina Coil](https://nitinwiregroup.com/assets/gallery/t/103f92aed3.jpg)

### Concertina Coil

Galvanised razor wire coils for compound walls, factories and secure perimeters.](https://nitinwiregroup.com/products/concertina-coil/)

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