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50-piece set of ground anchoring stakes and buffer discs, rust-resistant steel stakes, U-shaped nails for fixing films, artificial turf, fencing, gardening

£68.27
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Description

Material: These ground anchors are made of high-quality stainless steel with a galvanized, rust-resistant coating. The ground anchors are sturdy, won't bend easily, and are rust-resistant. The ground anchors are reusable and have a long lifespan. Easy to use and highly effective: These rust-resistant steel ground anchors for weed control fabric are designed with sharp points. The U-shaped stakes pass through the garden fabric or netting and can be easily inserted into the ground. The stakes keep the fabric flat and securely in place. Ground anchoring pads: The pad is made of very hard, durable polypropylene and increases the effective contact area between the mulch and the soil. The design with different pore shapes allows for flexible use in ground anchoring and improves pressure resistance and wind resistance. Versatile: These steel wire garden anchor stakes are perfect for securing paving slabs, garden membranes, tarpaulins, weed barriers, weed control fabric, netting, artificial turf, and more. You'll find numerous uses for these garden anchors in your home garden or small yard. Multiple uses: The U-shaped anchor with a buffer disc is suitable for securing grass covers, tents, vegetable greenhouses, lawn ties, fruit tree branches, and for use with special horticultural fixing nails, greenhouses, insect netting, sunshade netting, solid ground mats, garden hoses, and more.

Features

  • Brand
    OTHERS
  • Pcs per pack
    50
  • Shape
    Cylindrical
  • Material
    Steel
  • ManoMano Reference
    ME221188420
  • MMID
    818847422867
  • Product code
    6921180348550
  • EAN
    6921180348550
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