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[NEVER USED] Lawn edging stakes, tomato stakes, 25 pieces, plastic garden anchor stakes (20 cm, 25 pieces)
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Product never used, packaging damaged during transport. Unopened product, repackaged in our warehouses, in perfect working condition, warranty available.
What you get: You will receive 25 landscape edging anchor spikes, enough to meet your usage needs. They are 8 inches long, 0.31 inches in diameter, and have a 0.71-inch cap diameter—the perfect size to ensure your landscape edging stays firmly in place. Spiral spike design: These spiral edging stakes hold the soil more securely than smooth stakes, reducing the risk of movement caused by heavy rain and frost. The spikes can be inserted into any type of soil to hold your edges firmly in place. Durable and reusable: Our edging nails are made of high-quality PP plastic, which won't rust or deteriorate. They are both hard and tough, suitable for all types of soil, easy to store, and reusable. Easy to install: These landscape nails can be installed with a mallet or by hand, depending on the soil density. It's easy to create a beautiful yard landscape yourself; no need to hire a professional, saving you money. Widely used: These landscape stakes are perfect for landscaping borders, paving edging, weed barriers, artificial turf, yard decorations, as well as for indoor and outdoor projects such as securing ropes, tent camping, pet enclosures, etc. Note: All data is measured manually; please allow for a 1-3 cm error due to differences in monitor settings. Due to lighting and display settings, there may be slight color differences; please refer to the actual item received.Features
- BrandOTHERS
- ShapeCylindrical
- MaterialPlastic
- Second lifeYes
- ManoMano ReferenceME215358154
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