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150mm U-shaped garden stakes. Ideal for weed control membrane, fabric, artificial grass, carpet, galvanized netting (pack of 50) --

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Description

General Description: These 150mm U-shaped garden stakes are ideal for securing weed control membranes, fabrics, artificial grass, mats, and galvanized netting. This pack of 50 stakes is designed for easy and effective use in various environments such as gardens, lawns, and landscapes. Thanks to their robust design, these stakes will not bend when driven into hard surfaces, ensuring a secure hold. Technical Specifications: Size: 150mm Quantity: 50 stakes Material: Galvanized steel Uses: These stakes are versatile and can be used for: Securing grass and garden fabrics Installing fences and weed barriers Holding outdoor wires and ropes Stabilizing tents and tarpaulins Securing pipes and other garden accessories

Features

  • Brand
    OTHERS
  • Length
    150 mm
  • Material
    Steel
  • ManoMano Reference
    ME101915080
  • MMID
    355984212243
  • Product code
    6963416192315
  • EAN
    6963416192315
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