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Pack of 20 garden edging anchors, plastic landscape edging stakes, plant support stakes for tents, 25.4 cm
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Description
Includes: 20-pack of 10-inch nylon garden stakes. Durable: Made of durable material, these garden stakes won't rust or scratch your hands. They are safe, environmentally friendly, and can be reused for years. Multifunctional: In addition to landscaping, the stakes can be used to secure tents, inflatable yard decorations, solar lights, and many other indoor and outdoor projects. Flat Design: The flat design sits flush against edging, with a hook to hold the edging in place. Installation: Designed for installation with a rubber mallet or by hand, depending on soil density. For hard soils, please water thoroughly before insertion. Product Information Technical Specifications Material Type Polypropylene (PP) Power Source Gas-powered Spare Parts Availability Spare parts information unavailable Product Description Features: 25.4 cm long multifunctional stakes suitable for yards and gardens, suitable for edging up to 0.3 cm thick. The hard plastic stakes can be used for many years. The depth provides excellent soil retention. The ground stake is a special tool for securing and repairing garden fabrics. It can effectively fix garden ground cover and ensure normal use of the garden fabric. The cap is large and easy to press. The tapered design at the bottom saves more energy when driving the stakes into the ground. Iron hook for firmly securing the stakes to the ground. Specifications: Material: Polypropylene. Dimensions: 25 cm. Color: Black, Green, Brown. Package contents: 20 landscape edging anchor stakes.
Features
- BrandSANS MARQUE
- Length254 mm
- MaterialPolypropylene
- ManoMano ReferenceME228787501
- MMID244098819077
- Product codeBESTone-01538
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