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[NEVER USED] 100 Pack of 15cm U-Garden Fixing Pegs, Galvanized Steel Ground Pegs for Weed Fabric, Netting, Artificial Grass, Tents, Membranes, Green
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Product never used, packaging damaged during transport. Unopened product, repackaged in our warehouses, in perfect working condition, warranty available.
Garden stakes: 150 mm long, 25 mm wide, 3 mm thick, U-shaped. Ideal ground anchors for securing artificial grass on sand, soil, and similar surfaces. Material: These grass stakes are made of galvanized steel, strong and durable. The rust-resistant finish ensures a long lifespan and allows for years of reuse. Pointed ends: Provide more tension in the ground for excellent holding power, allowing for quicker and easier installation and reduced damage to the fabric. It is suitable for various soil types such as lawns, hard ground, stony or clay soils. Widely used: Garden soil staples are perfect for securing netting, weed control membrane, landscaping barrier fabric, fleece fabric, polyethylene plastic sheeting, chicken wire, irrigation pipes, garden hoses, fences, pet cages, raised bed borders for vegetables or flowers, plant covers, and artificial turf. Useful in your garden or vegetable patch to keep things tidy. Gift idea: You can give garden staples to friends who have gardens at home and help them with repairs, ensuring that various plants and garden equipment are securely fastened. We suggest using at least one staple for every meter of weed control membrane and along overlapping edges to firmly secure the fabric.Features
- BrandOTHERS
- Pcs per pack100
- Width25 mm
- Length150 mm
- MaterialSteel
- Second lifeYes
- ManoMano ReferenceME215360665
- MMID420519953737
- Product codeSECOL-35690_never_used
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