These 1000-count, 6-inch galvanized steel landscape staples are made for gardeners who need to secure weed barrier fabric, sod, row covers, and drip lines, and they also hold seasonal décor like string lights and yard inflatables. Made from 11-gauge hot-dip galvanized steel with a zinc coating for rust resistance, each staple's legs can be adjusted by hand to fit different applications.

About This

• **Irrigation and Seasonal Décor:** Keeps drip tubing, soaker hoses, string lights and extension cords in place without pinching, and works for Halloween and Christmas yard décor.
• **Count Options for Any Project:** Choose 25 to 50 staples for small decorations, or 100 to 1000 for larger fabric areas, long runs and repeat projects.
• **Safety Tip:** Sharp tips require care, so keep staples away from children and wear gloves when handling multiple pieces.
• **Rust-Resistant Steel:** Made from thick 11-gauge hot-dip galvanized steel with a durable zinc coating for rust resistance and reliable strength.
• **Right Length for Your Ground:** Choose 6 inches for normal garden soil, 8 inches for compacted soil, or 10 to 12 inches for slopes, loose soil and windy conditions.
• **Multi-Use Ground Securing:** Holds down landscape fabric, sod, artificial turf edges, row covers, tarps, chicken wire and garden netting with angled chisel tips that enter 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
• Manufacturer : FEED GARDEN
• Material Type : Hot-dip Galvanized Steel
• Number Of Pieces : 1000
• Special Features : Adjustable, Heavy Duty, Reusable, Rust-Resistant, Sharp Point
• Style Name : U-Shaped

FAQ

What length of staple should I choose?
The 6-inch staples work well in normal garden soil. The data suggests 8 inches for compacted soil and heavier materials, and 10 to 12 inches for slopes, loose soil, windy conditions, and larger yard inflatables.

What are the staples made of?
They are made of 11-gauge hot-dip galvanized steel with a durable zinc coating for rust resistance and reliable strength.

How do I push the staples into hard or dry ground?
Press them in by hand or with a boot in normal soil. 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. The 100 to 1000 count options work well for larger areas, long runs, and repeat projects.