These 6-inch galvanized steel landscape staples suit gardeners who need to secure weed barrier fabric, sod, row covers, or irrigation lines. Each 11-gauge staple has a zinc coating for rust resistance and a wide U-shape for a stable hold. The set of 300 can also hold string lights and Halloween or Christmas yard décor, and the steel is reusable.

About This

• Irrigation and Cable Control: Keeps drip tubing, soaker hoses, landscape lighting and extension cords in place without pinching or kinking the lines.
• Seasonal Decor Use: Secures Halloween decorations, Christmas yard décor, yard inflatables and string lights, with a wide U-shape for a stable hold.
• Count for Your Project: Choose 25 to 50 staples for small décor projects; place one every 12 to 24 inches along fabric edges and seams, and use 100 to 1000 counts for larger areas.
• Rust-Resistant Steel: Thick 11-gauge hot-dip galvanized steel with a durable zinc coating for rust resistance and reliable strength.
• Length for Your Ground: 6-inch staples suit normal garden soil for weed barrier fabric, sod and drip lines. Choose 8 inches for compacted soil and heavier materials, or 10 to 12 inches for slopes and windy sites.
• Fabric and Netting Hold: Angled chisel tips pass through landscape fabric, sod, row covers, chicken wire and garden netting 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 Weight : 10.3 pounds
• Manufacturer : FEED GARDEN
• Material Type : Galvanized Steel
• Number Of Pieces : 300
• Special Features : Adjustable, Heavy Duty, Reusable, Rust-Resistant, Sharp Point
• Style Name : U-Shaped

FAQ

What length should I choose for compacted soil?
Choose 8 inches for compacted soil and heavier materials. For slopes, loose soil, windy conditions, or larger yard inflatables, 10 to 12 inches is recommended.

Can I use these staples in hard or dry ground?
Yes. For hard or dry ground, use a rubber mallet with gentle taps to help keep the staples straight.

How many staples do I need for landscape fabric?
Place one staple every 12 to 24 inches along edges and seams. Count options from 100 to 1,000 work well for larger areas, long runs, and repeat projects.

Are the staples safe to use around children?
The sharp tips require care, so keep the staples away from children. Wear gloves when handling multiple pieces.