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Plastic Garden Stake Joint for Landscape Stakes, 2-Hole Design, Reusable 2.6 Inch Holder for Weed Barrier, Fabric Fences (50
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Description
2-Hole Design: The garden stake joint with a 2-hole design helps hold landscape staples more securely in place. Useful for weed barrier turf fences and other ground cover projects.
Plastic Construction: These landscape stake joints are made of 2mm thick plastic and are 2.6 inches in diameter. The shape fits most landscape staples for everyday garden repair tasks.
【Reusable for Projects】 Each garden stake joint can be removed and reused in subsequent installations. A convenient choice for repeated outdoor work with turf fabric hoses, ropes, and tarps.
Wide Outdoor Use: Suitable for securing artificial turf, garden fabric fences, outdoor wires, tents, tarps, hoses, and fabrics in yards, lawns, planting areas, and landscape edges.
Information on the Pack and size: Includes 50 or 100 garden soil nail pads. Each pad weighs a total weight of approximately 540g and is designed to be used with U-shaped steel garden stakes.
Plastic Construction: These landscape stake joints are made of 2mm thick plastic and are 2.6 inches in diameter. The shape fits most landscape staples for everyday garden repair tasks.
【Reusable for Projects】 Each garden stake joint can be removed and reused in subsequent installations. A convenient choice for repeated outdoor work with turf fabric hoses, ropes, and tarps.
Wide Outdoor Use: Suitable for securing artificial turf, garden fabric fences, outdoor wires, tents, tarps, hoses, and fabrics in yards, lawns, planting areas, and landscape edges.
Information on the Pack and size: Includes 50 or 100 garden soil nail pads. Each pad weighs a total weight of approximately 540g and is designed to be used with U-shaped steel garden stakes.
Features
- BrandWISE
- ShapeCylindrical
- Length66 mm
- MaterialPlastic
- ManoMano ReferenceME257319242
- MMID649669600542
- Product codeHD196C-092308051
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