These 6-inch galvanized steel landscape staples, sold in a 200-pack, suit gardeners who need to secure weed barrier fabric, sod, row covers, drip lines, or seasonal yard décor. The 11-gauge hot-dip galvanized steel has a zinc coating for rust resistance, and the angled chisel tips push into normal garden soil by hand or boot.

About This

• Irrigation and Lighting Lines: Holds drip tubing, soaker hoses, landscape lighting and extension cords in place without pinching or kinking. The wide U-shape gives a stable hold.
• Seasonal Decor Use: Works for Halloween decorations, Christmas yard décor, yard inflatables and string lights. Use one staple every 12 to 24 inches along edges and seams on fabric projects.
• Count and Safety: Choose 25 to 50 staples for small decor projects; 100 to 1000 counts suit larger areas. Sharp tips require care, so keep away from children and wear gloves.
• Rust-Resistant Steel: 11-gauge hot-dip galvanized steel with a durable zinc coating for rust resistance and strength.
• Right Length for Your Ground: 6-inch staples suit normal garden soil for fabric, sod and drip lines. Choose 8 inches for compacted soil, or 10 to 12 inches for slopes and windy conditions.
• Fabric and Edging Hold: Secures weed barrier, landscape fabric, sod, artificial turf edges, row covers, tarps, chicken wire and garden netting. Angled chisel tips pass through fabric into soil without pre-drilling.

Overview

• Brand Name : FEED GARDEN
• Color : Silver
• Design Name : Standard U-Shaped Design
• Item Dimensions L X W : 6"L x 1.2"W
• Item Length : 6 inches
• Item Type Name : garden
• Item Weight : 6.8 pounds
• Manufacturer : FEED GARDEN
• Material Type : Hot-dip Galvanized Steel
• Number Of Pieces : 200
• Special Features : Adjustable, Heavy Duty, Reusable, Rust-Resistant, Sharp Point
• Style Name : U-Shaped

FAQ

What length should I choose for normal garden soil?
The 6-inch staples work well in normal garden soil for weed barrier fabric, sod, and drip lines. For compacted soil or heavier materials, the data suggests 8 inches.

Which length works for slopes, loose soil, or windy areas?
For slopes, loose soil, windy conditions, and larger yard inflatables, 10 to 12 inches is recommended. Shorter 4-inch staples are suited to shallow projects in soft soil.

How do I install them in hard or dry ground?
Use a rubber mallet with gentle taps to help keep the staples straight. The legs can also be adjusted by hand to fit different applications.

Are there safety considerations when handling them?
The sharp tips require care, so keep the staples away from children and wear gloves when handling multiple pieces.