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50 Rust-Resistant Steel Anchoring Stakes with Pad Discs – For Films, Artificial Turf, Fences and Outdoor Landscaping

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Description

General Description These high-quality stainless steel ground anchors are designed to provide a robust and durable hold for various gardening uses. Thanks to their galvanized treatment, they are rust-resistant and reusable, ensuring a long service life. Technical Specifications Material: Stainless steel with galvanized treatment Type: U-shaped stakes Buffer discs: Made of high-density polypropylene Compatibility and Accessories Suitable for: Garden membranes, tarpaulins, artificial turf, weed control fabrics, etc. Accessories: Buffer discs to increase the contact area Use Easy to insert into the ground thanks to their sharp point design Ideal for keeping membranes flat and securing various gardening elements Versatile for many applications, including securing tents, greenhouses, and sunshades

Features

  • Brand
    OTHERS
  • Pcs per pack
    1
  • Shape
    Cylindrical
  • Material
    Polypropylene
  • ManoMano Reference
    ME221542039
  • MMID
    647791445612
  • Product code
    4069748208266
  • EAN
    4069748208266
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