One Post. Three Applications.
One of the biggest frustrations when planning a fencing project is figuring out how many line posts, corner posts, and end posts you'll need.
Order too many and you've overspent.
Order too few and your installation comes to a halt while you wait for additional materials.
At Natures Composites, we eliminated that problem.
Every Modern Fence panel—including our Privacy, Semi-Privacy, and Ranch Rail collections—comes with two patented U-Posts. These two posts can be assembled using the included #8 × 1-5/8" Truss Head Screws to create whichever post configuration your project requires: a line post, a corner post, or an end post.
No specialty posts.
No additional post kits.
No guesswork.
How It Works
Each fence panel includes two patented U-Posts. During installation, the two posts are fastened together using the included #8 × 1-5/8" Truss Head Screws.
By simply changing the orientation of the two U-Posts before fastening them together, installers can create three different post configurations.
1. Line Post
For straight fence runs, the two U-Posts are assembled back-to-back, creating channels on both sides so panels can continue in a straight line.

2. Corner Post
For 90-degree turns, one U-Post is rotated before being fastened to the other, creating perpendicular channels that receive fence panels from two directions.

3. End Post![]()
To finish a fence run, the two U-Posts are assembled to create a single receiving channel, providing a clean, finished termination. No need to add any other posts.
Why It Matters
Because every panel already includes the two U-Posts needed to build any of these configurations, there's no need to purchase separate line, corner, or end posts.
That means:
- Simpler estimating and ordering.
- Less inventory to manage.
- Greater flexibility if the layout changes on-site.
- Faster installations with fewer delays.
Whether your fence stays in a straight line or turns multiple corners, the same two U-Posts included with every panel adapt to your project—not the other way around.