- 6 Inch Garden Stakes Galvanized Landscape Staples,U-Type Turf Staples for Artificial Grass, Rust Proof Sod Pins Stakes for Securing Fences Weed Barrier, Outdoor Wires Cords Tents Tarps

Helped me to keep chicken wire on the ground to prevent my dogs from digging.

If you are doing anything heavy duty in your yard get these. Easy to use, held fabric and turf securely. None of them bent as did the lighter, cheaper ones I tried earlier. Fairly priced for the quality. Highly recommend.

We use this to hold drip-irrigation hoses in place. The length and sturdiness make the staples stay in place and easy to put into the ground.

These worked well for my border installation, but a lot of them bent and needed straitening to reinstall. I wish they were one gauge thicker.

The stakes work well even in windy cold weather. I have ordered before and felt very satisfied with purchase.

I’ve purchased this kind of pin every year for several years as my garden has grown. I bought some at Lowe’s once and on Amazon too. I never got any like these. They are very strong and sturdy. Each one weighs what maybe three or four times what previously purchased ones weighed. They do not Ben or give at all when pushed into the ground. I’m happy and when I need more I won’t hesitate to buy these again.

These are great for smaller items that you want to steak down in the ground. We had straight down reindeer with a sleigh for a customer and we also used it to help stay down lights that were hanging down from a flagpole. For both of these cases these stakes were great. Another way we use them was when we were running small lamp cord across the sidewalk we would put it in between a crack, and, they would help keep them low to the ground which is important to prevent snow shovels from hitting the wires during the winter. I’d recommend putting some duct tape as well on the crack area to prevent it from coming up but overall these steaks are great.

I ordered these to replace u-pins that had rusted in the ground after a couple of months. I had no idea that powder coated u-pins even existed until someone mentioned it to me. I had to buy two (2) 100 packs to replace all the rusted ones that I used for the wire cages around my new trees. So far, so good.