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Pack of 50 galvanized stainless steel fixing stakes, 100mm high, 25mm long, 2.9mm diameter

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Description

General Description

Galvanized steel ground stakes are robust and multifunctional accessories, measuring 100 mm high, 25 mm wide, and 2.9 mm in diameter. Thanks to their beveled points, they are easily driven into the ground with a rubber mallet, offering excellent holding power due to their trapezoidal shape. These stakes are ideal for securing tarpaulins, weed control fabric, pipes, and cables, while allowing for removal without damaging the secured materials. Technical Specifications Height: 100 mm Width: 25 mm Diameter: 2.9 mm Material: Galvanized steel Uses These ground stakes can be used for:

Securing weed control fabric by planting it every 50 cm. Protecting plants, flowers, and fruit trees with bird netting. Guiding and securing irrigation hoses or cables to the ground.

Features

  • Brand
    OTHERS
  • Pcs per pack
    1
  • Width
    25 mm
  • Material
    Steel
  • ManoMano Reference
    ME221177933
  • MMID
    739059892719
  • Product code
    4006013785381
  • EAN
    4006013785381
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