FEED GARDEN 6 Inch 25 Pack Galvanized Landscape Staples 11 Gauge Anti-Rust Garden Stakes SOD Pins Yard Stakes

Features

• 11-GAUGE HOT-DIP GALVANIZED STEEL Made of thick 11-gauge hot-dip galvanized steel with a durable zinc coating for rust resistance and reliable strength. Each staple is 6 in long, 1.2 in wide at the top, and about 1.5 in wide at the bottom. The legs can be adjusted by hand to fit different applications. Press into normal garden soil by hand or boot; for hard or dry ground, use a rubber mallet with gentle taps to help keep the staples straight.
• PICK THE RIGHT LENGTH FOR YOUR GROUND 6 in is ideal for normal garden soil, weed barrier fabric, sod and drip lines. Choose 8 in for compacted soil and heavier fabric; 1012 in for deeper anchoring on slopes, loose soil, windy conditions and larger yard inflatables. Choose 4 in for shallow jobs in soft beds. This 6 in staple uses thick 11ga galvanized steel for a strong, stable hold.
• ONE STAPLE, MOST OF THE YARD Secure weed barrier and landscape fabric, sod and artificial turf edges, ground cover and plastic mulch, garden edging, row covers and frost cloth, tarps and ground cloth, cardboard sheet mulch, chicken wire and garden netting. Use along the bottom of mesh fencing to help deter digging. Angled chisel tips pierce fabric and enter soil easily without pre-drilling.
• SECURE IRRIGATION LINES & SEASONAL DCOR Keep drip tubing, soaker hoses, landscape lighting and extension cords securely in place without pinching or kinking the lines. The wide U-shape provides a stable hold for irrigation projects, garden lighting and outdoor cables. As seasons change, use them for Halloween decorations, Christmas yard dcor, yard inflatables and string lights.
• CHOOSE THE RIGHT COUNT FOR YOUR PROJECT For small projects like Halloween decorations, Christmas yard dcor, string lights and garden accents, 2550 staples are often a convenient choice. For landscape fabric, garden beds and larger coverage areas, place one staple every 1224 in along edges and seams; 1001000 counts work better for larger areas, long runs and repeat projects. The sharp tips require care; keep away from children and wear gloves when handling multiple pieces.