Hold Down Drip Tubing and PVC Pipes! Sandbaggy drip tubing stakes have a round top designed to hold down piping like drip tubing. These round top staples prevent the tubing from moving around, securing it to the ground with maximum grip. Specs 6" professional length Material: 11-gauge steel Size: 6 in. x 1 in. x 6 in. Round Top Features For securing pipes, whether metal or plastic. They make the perfect pvc pipe stakes. Holds down PVC pipes Comparable to drip tubing stakes from Lowes, Home Depot, and Walmart. Sub-packed for easy installation: Neatly sub-packed in plastic bags (50 staples/bag) - retail packaging not included as part of a strategy to reduce packaging waste Heavy duty landscape staples sold in bulk Multiple quantities: Drip stakes available in 200, 500, 1000 and more Sharp chisel point: effortless application The chisel point creates a sharp angle that makes the drip tubing stakes installation process faster and easier Available in galvanized, rust-resistant coating Galvanized staples last longer, resist rust, and can be reused Commercial grade 30-day return policy Free, Priority Mail shipping: arrives in 3 business days (10,000 staples or fewer), anywhere in USA Shipments of 20,000 staples or more will take 1-3 weeks (pallet shipment) Description Commercial grade These Sandbaggy 6" round top drip tubing staples are commercial grade staples that will help you get the job done, whether for backyard projects or large landscaping projects. Many uses These drip tubing stakes are designed for many uses, including securing drip irrigation, wireless fences, sprinkler pipes, and PVC pipes. Use them in: vegetable gardens plant containers irrigation systems Made with 11-gauge steel and sharp chisel points, these drip irrigation stakes will make applying the staples to the ground that much easier. Great for securing landscape fabric Sandbaggy staples are great for securing landscape fabric, bird netting, artificial turf, and drip irrigation. To secure landscape fabric, weed barrier fabric, landscape cloth, or dog, landscaping, turf, and electric fences, we recommend square top sod staples. Customer Video #1: Why Iowa Farmer LOVES Sandbaggy Landscape Staples.. Hint: They Hold Fabric in 50 MPH Winds Sandbaggy staples are extremely heavy duty, able to hold down landscape fabric in 50 mph winds with no problem. FAQ What's the difference between round top and square top sod staples? Square top Square top staples have a flat top. Square top staples are typically used for securing landscape fabric, weed barrier fabric, dog fences & electric fences, controlling weed, securing synthetic turf, and holding sod. Round top Round top staples are rounded (curved) at the top. Round top staples are typically used to hold down irrigation pipes and PVC pipes. What gauge and size of landscape staples (sod staples) should I buy? Gauge The lower the gauge number, the thicker and stronger the metal. With compact soil, use landscape staples with a lower gauge, i.e. 8 gauge, so that the staples don't snap while hammering them into the ground. With normal or looser soil, use landscape staples with a higher gauge, e.g. 11 gauge. 11-gauge staples are suitable for most applications. Size Longer staples work better in looser soils. The added length ensures that the landscape staple will not move after installation. For most soils, 6" x 1" x 6" staples will work. For looser soils, use longer staples, such as 9" x 1" x 9" or 12" x 1" x 12" staples. Will these staples rust? The short answer is yes. With normal use, the staples will definitely rust, as they are not galvanized. However, rust is good because it strengthens the staples' holding power and makes it more difficult to pull out. Also, when steel rusts, it forms a protective coating preventing further rusting. Rust does not affect the strength of the wire in any way and is purely cosmetic. These staples are usually installed once and never touched again, so rust is not a problem. If you decide to reuse the staples, be sure to use a pair of gloves when pulling up the staples to prevent your hands from getting dirty. Why not sell a galvanized version of these staples? Galvanized staples are considerably more expensive and unnecessary unless the staples need to be reused and the original appearance of the staple must be preserved. For one-time use applications, such as installing landscape fabric or drip tubing, non-galvanized staples such as these will do the job just as well. Non-galvanized staples can even be reused when rusted; just make sure to wear a pair of gloves when handling them to keep your hands clean. We do offer one version of galvanized staples: 1-inch width, 6-inch length, round top. Will these staples fit over a 1/2-inch PVC pipe? The staples are 1" wide, which should be enough space to fit over the 1/2-inch PVC pipe. As staples are 6" long, 5" of the staple should be in the ground. This is enough to anchor the pipe so long as the soil isn't too loose. For PVC pipes, we recommend round top staples, as the rounded top fits better over the pipe than a square top. I only need a few pins. Why should I buy these over the 25 or 50-packs at local stores? These pins are a fraction of the cost of those at local stores. You can pin down vines, grasses, and small roots after planting, so they stay in place until the roots establish. You don't have to worry about dropping or losing a pin because the cost per pin is so minimal. What is the difference between all the different types of landscape staples you sell? Length Width Gauge (lower = thicker) Ideal soil type Best use Top Galvanized? Standard(most popular) 6-inch 1-inch 11 gauge Normal Landscape fabric Square Available Round Top 6-inch 1-inch 11 gauge Normal Install pipes Round Available 9-Gauge 6-inch 1-inch 9 gauge Hard Strong, heavy duty Square 2-inch wide 6 or 8-inch 2-inch 9 or 8 gauge Hard 2X wider Square Available 9-inch 9-inch 1-inch 11 gauge Soft Soft soil Square Available 12-inch 12-inch 1-inch 8 gauge Soft Long, heavy duty Round Available Galvanized 6-inch 1-inch 9 gauge Normal Rust-resistant Round Yes Pink 6-inch 1-inch 11 gauge Normal Stands out Square Circle Top 6-inch 1-inch 8 gauge Normal Fast installation Circle Yes Drip Tubing 5-inch 0.5-inch 14 gauge Normal Drip tubing (irrigation) Round Yes Rubber Mallet The easiest way to install landscape staples. Period. Installation Tips Depending on how hard your soil is, separate each sod staple between 1-5 ft. For very soft soil, separate each staple by 1 ft. For very hard soil, separate each staple by 5 ft. For very soft soil, we recommend longer sod staples, such as 9-inch sod staples. For very hard soil, we recommend thicker sod staples, such as 6" galvanized 9-gauge round top staples. Tools required for landscape staples installation: Rubber Mallet or Hammer Gloves Video Learn how to insert Sandbaggy Landscape staples and stakes into the ground!
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