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Pack of 50 Garden Stakes, Stainless Steel Garden Stakes, Durable Fixing Stakes, Multifunctional Landscape Gauge Stakes for Securing Fabrics and Lawn
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Description
1. Sharp, angled shank: Our round nails have super-sharp, angled ends that can pierce the soil, allowing them to easily and freely penetrate all kinds of materials, making them suitable for both soft and hard soils. 2. Easy to use: The pointed, angled, beveled end makes them easy to fix and remove, and causes minimal damage to fabric. The trapezoidal design provides greater tension in the soil, resulting in excellent grip. 3. Multifunctional garden nails: These nails are widely used for securing weed control fabric, artificial turf, wool, ground cover, garden netting, polyethylene fabric, irrigation pipes, and plant cuttings. 4. Premium material: Made of stainless steel, offering superior rust resistance and reusability. 5. Durable: Designed with pointed ends, these sturdy stakes offer superior holding power for easy insertion into the ground and are perfect for hanging, anchoring, and securing a multitude of items, including edging. Easy to use in landscaping, lawns, or gardens to pin countless items. Specification: Material: Stainless steel Size: 15*4 cm Package List: 50 * Garden Stakes Note: Due to lighting effects and shooting angles, there may be a slight color difference in the product. Please understand. Due to manual measurement, there may be a slight tolerance in the product size. http://yibaistore.yibainetwork.com/end/upload3/image/assistant/10167320/14b8c86250c414d6a8bf019a94d5daee.jpg
Features
- BrandOTHERS
- Length150 mm
- MaterialStainless steel
- ManoMano ReferenceME220733994
- MMID945707804548
- Product codeBT-UK2025YS-60668
- EAN9140747220680
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