T-Post Bracket 3" (Vertical) 6-Pack

Works well. Fights tightly to the posts. HEAVY stamped steel. You need to secure the bottom of the sign to the post so it doesn't 'flap in the breeze'. I used Zip-Ties to secure the bottom.

I never knew these existed until I ran across them listed online. This manufacturer produves quality products. Would recommend to anyone needing this type of "adapter" to go from a t-post to wood.

Last year I cheaped out and tried to mount my birdhouses with wire. All but one ended up on the ground, pillaged by critters. This year all birdhouses are staying put, even with extremely high winds.

Bought these to build an inexpensive hose hanger. Had to add 2 holes in the middle of the bracket. Turned out great and is very stable.

These worked perfectly for building a small trash can screen fence. I didn't want to dig holes and set posts in concrete. With these I was able to simply pound in some T-posts, hang some rails from these brackets, and nail on pickets. Done in a day, very sturdy, and looks great.

Nice thickness but they are bent at an offset angle. Poor quality control. I will be returning these.Paid shipping to get these, have to pay shipping to return their defective product.****Update: Got a call from the president of EFL, he apologized for their error, they refunded my order including shipping cost and sent new brackets at no charge. Sometimes mistakes happen but EFL stepped up and did the right thing. This speaks highly of their commitment to taking care of their customers and business.

One of the handiest things I have ever purchased ! Great idea!!!

Sometimes the principle of KISS is not lost on products. Thee T-Post Brackets are easy to use, very adaptable, and completely correct for my project. I am using these brackets to mount steel shooting targets to begin with. The adaptability comes into play in the fact I can adjust the height based on the drop of the target and the heights of the T post. These brackets mount with a few wood screws to mount a 2x4 onto the bracket, then the T post. On larger, heavier targets I simply move from a T-design, with the post as the center of the T, to a span design using a T-post and two brackets at the end of the span. This design allows me to use three hangers, the center one is common, in mounting the steel plates. If you mount different size plates the weight will cause the T-design to rock on the T post, not the cause of anything with the T bracket design. That is why the span with two at the ends works well for larger and different size steel plates. GREAT DESIGN, GREAT PRODUCT, GREAT COMPANY.