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Ulisem 100 Pieces Robot Lawnmower Wire Pegs, Sturdy Plastic Fixing Pegs

£53.98
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Description

General Description: The robust plastic ground stake for robotic lawnmowers is an essential accessory for ensuring the stability and secure fastening of boundary wires in your garden. This pack of 100 pieces is 8.5 cm long and designed with a wide head and a pointed tip for quick and secure anchoring. Made of polypropylene, it is durable and weather-resistant, guaranteeing long-lasting use even in harsh weather conditions. Technical Specifications: Material: Polypropylene; Color: Black; Length: 8.5 cm; Quantity: 100 ground stakes. Installation: To install the stakes, simply insert the boundary wire into the hook-shaped head. The head design prevents the wire from slipping, and thanks to the large striking surface, the stake can be driven quickly and securely into the ground. It is recommended to use a rubber mallet to facilitate anchoring. Uses These stakes are not only ideal for home gardening, but can also be used to: Secure camping tents, hold beach blankets in place, stabilize rain tarps, and define lawn edges.

Features

  • Brand
    SIOKS
  • Pcs per pack
    100
  • Material
    Polypropylene
  • ManoMano Reference
    ME223996898
  • MMID
    542395318277
  • Product code
    YXCP-50011
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