2-3/8" Swedge Fence Post Extension – Adds 24" of Height Without Teaching Your Fence to Jump
Has your fence been getting shown up by athletic dogs, ambitious goats, or that one neighbor who seems way too interested in what's going on in your backyard? Give your fence a 24-inch growth spurt with our 2-3/8" Swedged Fence Post Extension.
No magic. No welding. No replacing all your posts. Just slide it into your existing post, attach your new top rail and fence fabric, and enjoy your fence's newfound confidence.
Why You'll Like It
- ✅ Adds 24 inches of additional fence height.
- ✅ Fits standard 2-3/8" O.D. (17 gauge) residential chain link line posts.
- ✅ Precision swedged (tapered) end slides neatly inside your existing post.
- ✅ Fast, simple upgrade without digging up your fence.
- ✅ Perfect for increasing security, privacy, or making life slightly more difficult for escape artists.
Will This Fit My Existing Posts?
Grab a tape measure before blaming us. 😄
Your existing post should have an inside diameter (I.D.) of at least 2.21".
- Existing Post I.D.: 2.21" or larger
- Swedged Extension O.D.: 2.19"
If your measurements match, you're in business!
Important Notes
- Designed for residential chain link fence only.
- If your fence has commercial or heavier-gauge posts, this extension will likely be too small. Instead, check out our Heavy-Duty Slip Sleeves, which are built for beefier pipe.
Need Help?
Still not sure if this extension will fit your fence? We'd rather answer a quick question than have you order the wrong part.
📞 Give us a call at 512-930-4000 and we'll help you figure it out.
Specifications
- Product: Swedged Fence Post Extension
- Extension Length: 24"
- Fits Existing Post Size: 2-3/8" O.D. residential line post (17 gauge)
- Swedged End O.D.: 2.19"
- Minimum Existing Post I.D.: 2.21"
- Application: Residential chain link fence height extension
Helpful Pipe Terms
- O.D. = Outside Diameter of Pipe
- I.D. = Inside Diameter of Pipe
Warning: While this product can make your fence taller, it cannot stop squirrels, birds, or your neighbor from asking to borrow your ladder.