“These make very strong corners if you know the tricks to working with them. I believe the instructions say to put the supporting corners 1 t-post length away from the actual corner post. I do them a little bit less than that. I also put the top bracket about 8 inches from the top - if you put the bracket too close to the top it doesn't make a very strong corner. Initially, your corner post my bow out a bit, but it tends to straighten out as you stretch your fence. Also, make sure you have a deep corner t-post! I recently built a 6-foot welded wire fence, so my corner t-posts were 10 feet and I sunk them 4 feet...It sucked, but it is better than watching your t-post lift out of the ground as you are stretching the fence (voice of experience here...)”
“I have only used one set on a corner going up a hill in a very steep brushy area. They worked ok, but I think on flat clear ground they will work better.”
“I used these on the corners of 1200' of welded wire fence I installed, and I can't believe how strong the corners are. They are every bit as strong as braced wood corner posts that I have previously installed. In the end these are a lot less work than the wood posts and just as good.”
