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U-shaped ground stakes, 20 pieces, durable garden grass fabric, galvanized ground stakes, securing garden plants and lawns

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Product information

Description

  • Features: Robust and practical U-shaped ground stakes, specifically designed for the long-lasting fastening of weed netting, geotextile fabrics, mulch fabrics, or wire mesh in gardens, vegetable patches, and lawns.
  • Technical Specifications: Made of high-strength galvanized steel, they offer excellent protection against corrosion, moisture, and weathering; length: 15 cm, wire thickness: 2.8 mm, curved shape optimized for easy penetration into loose or compacted soil.
  • Package Contents: Pack of 20 ready-to-use ground stakes, carefully packaged in a sturdy cardboard box, ideal for immediate or stockpile landscaping projects.

Features

  • Brand
    IBUYKE
  • Weight
    500 g
  • Pcs per pack
    20
  • Width
    200 mm
  • Length
    200 mm
  • Material
    Steel
  • Mounting method
    Clamp type
  • ManoMano Reference
    ME90347418
  • MMID
    831301107679
  • Product code
    LCH-142-M
  • EAN
    6138222655815
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