These 6-inch galvanized steel landscape staples come in a 25-pack of silver U-shaped garden stakes for gardeners who need to secure weed barrier fabric, sod, row covers, or drip lines. Made from 11-gauge hot-dip galvanized steel with a zinc coating for rust resistance, they are reusable and come in several lengths to suit different soil conditions. They also hold seasonal décor, string lights, and garden lighting in place.

About This

• Irrigation and Seasonal Decor: Keeps drip tubing, soaker hoses, landscape lighting and extension cords in place without pinching or kinking. Also works for Halloween decorations, Christmas yard decor and string lights.
• Count Guide: For small projects like Halloween decorations or string lights, 25 to 50 staples is often convenient. For fabric and larger areas, place one every 12 to 24 inches along edges and seams.
• Sharp Tips Safety: Require care. Keep away from children and wear gloves when handling multiple pieces.
• Heavy-Duty Steel: Thick 11-gauge hot-dip galvanized steel with a durable zinc coating for rust resistance and reliable strength.
• Adjustable Legs: Adjust legs by hand to fit different jobs. In hard or dry ground, tap gently with a rubber mallet to keep staples straight.
• Ground Cover Hold: Secures weed barrier fabric, landscape fabric, sod, artificial turf edges, row covers, tarps, chicken wire and garden netting. Angled chisel tips pass through fabric and 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
• Item Weight : 0.41 kg
• Manufacturer : FEED GARDEN
• Material Type : Hot-dip Galvanized Steel
• Number Of Pieces : 25
• Special Features : Adjustable, Heavy Duty, Reusable, Rust-Resistant, Sharp Point
• Style Name : U-Shaped

FAQ

Which staple length should I choose for normal garden soil?
6-inch staples work well in normal garden soil for weed barrier fabric, sod, and drip lines. For compacted soil and heavier materials, the data recommends 8 inches, and 10 to 12 inches for slopes, loose soil, windy conditions, and larger yard inflatables.

How many staples do I need for landscape fabric?
For landscape fabric, garden beds, and larger coverage areas, place one staple every 12 to 24 inches along edges and seams. Count options from 100 to 1000 work well for larger areas, long runs, and repeat projects.

Can these staples be used for holiday decorations?
Yes, they can be used for Halloween decorations, Christmas yard décor, yard inflatables, and string lights. For small projects like these, 25 to 50 staples are often a convenient choice.

What should I do if my ground is hard or dry?
Use a rubber mallet with gentle taps to help keep the staples straight. The staples can also be pressed into normal garden soil by hand or with a boot.