T-Post Backside Extender Insulators | 5" Offset | Patriot Electric Fence | Multi-Wire Applications

Patriot 5-Inch Backside Extender Insulators for Multi-Strand T-Post Fencing

Patriot's T-Post Backside Extender Insulators provide a 5-inch offset from the post, allowing you to run additional wire strands on the opposite side of your T-posts. Engineered for Canadian ranchers and agricultural professionals, these extenders maximize fence versatility and livestock containment effectiveness without requiring additional posts.

Key Features:

• 5-Inch Extension – Creates standoff on the backside of T-posts for running additional wire strands
• Dual-Sided Fencing – Allows wire on both sides of the same post for maximum coverage and flexibility
• Cost-Effective Solution – Eliminates need for double post lines when adding extra wire strands
• Secure Attachment – Mounts firmly to T-post studs without slipping or rotating
• Weather-Resistant Construction – UV-stabilized polymer withstands BC winters, summer sun, and moisture
• Versatile Wire Compatibility – Works with high-tensile wire, polywire, and rope
• Professional Grade – Trusted by ranchers for reliable livestock containment systems

Applications:

• Adding extra wire strands to existing fence lines
• Creating offset wires for predator deterrence (coyotes, bears, wolves)
• Multi-species containment – Different wire heights for cattle, horses, sheep, or poultry on same fence line
• Pasture subdivision without installing new posts
• Temporary or permanent electric fence modifications
• Perimeter fencing with enhanced security

Why Use Backside Extenders?

When you need additional wire strands but don't want to install a second row of posts, backside extenders are the solution. The 5-inch offset allows you to run wires on the opposite side of your T-posts, effectively doubling your fence capacity. This is ideal for adding lower wires to deter small predators, higher wires for larger livestock, or creating a more secure perimeter without the cost and labor of additional posts.