Jking Access

Usually require more stability, often 42–48 inches deep.

Generally driven 18 to 24 inches deep until the anchor plate is covered. Historical Figures Usually require more stability, often 42–48 inches deep

In many areas, posts must be dug to at least 3 feet 6 inches, or even 4 feet, to reach below the frost line and prevent shifting. Specific Fence Types: Standard Line Posts: Typically require 36 inches of depth. Specific Fence Types: Standard Line Posts: Typically require

If "JKing" refers to the WWII Admiral, scholar Craig L. Symonds held the Ernest J. King Distinguished Professor of Maritime History chair at the U.S. Naval War College, and deep historical analysis of his legacy is frequently published in naval journals. King Distinguished Professor of Maritime History chair at

While there isn't a single widely known "JKing" deep post, several possibilities exist depending on the context you're looking for:

A standard guideline is to bury posts at least one-third of their total height. For example, a 6-foot post would need about 2 feet of depth.

If you are looking for technical "deep post" advice related to construction (perhaps a specific brand or local jargon), general standards for setting posts deep include: