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Mulching for Plant Garden Stakes 100pcs 15cm U Shaped Galvanized Landscape Staples thsinde

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Description

General descriptionThe Mulching for Plant Garden Stakes includes 100 U-shaped galvanized landscape staples, each measuring approximately 15cm in length. These durable stakes are designed for various applications in landscaping, gardening, and securing items in place.Technical specificationsLength: 15cmDiameter: 3.0mmMaterial: Premium galvanized steelUsageIdeal for holding down turf, landscaping fabric, tarps, or wire.Suitable for securing swings, garden plants, soaker hoses, slides, fences, garden decorations, electric wires, tents, and nets.Designed for easy insertion into the ground, whether by hand, foot, or hammer.Other informationEach package contains 100 U-shaped steel stakes.Easy to clean and reusable for multiple applications.

Features

  • Brand
    DHKLFA
  • Pcs per pack
    100
  • Shape
    T-shaped
  • Length
    150 mm
  • Material
    Steel
  • ManoMano Reference
    ME69839968
  • MMID
    919981691055
  • Product code
    Mano-DB14001
  • EAN
    6220058834820
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