58% offGround-Lock Anchor Kit, 12 pack
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- 12 stakes plus a drawstring
- 7.1 in of galvanized steel
- Metal cap on top takes
$7.99$19.00
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Outdoor, set of 10, 8 in tall
Ten black steel anchors, ribbed like rebar and bent into a deep U, 8 inches tall. They drive through a prop base plate, a stake loop, or the bottom rail of a fence panel and vanish into the lawn. From the curb you see the scene, not the hardware holding it.
Ten anchors is enough to pin a fence run, the pieces along the walkway and whatever sits by the driveway without rationing them. You set the yard once instead of walking back to the garage for more.
The thin wire pins packed with most props bend at the first gust and let the whole piece lean over the walkway. These are heavy ribbed steel and hold through gusts that fold those pins. For a full wind night, step up to a Ground-Lock kit.
The deformed shank bites the soil the way rebar bites concrete, so it keeps its grip instead of sliding straight back out when the ground goes soft. The deep U hooks over a base rail or a stake tab and pins it flat.
Built for outdoors
On Halloween night the wind comes up and you stay on the porch instead of walking out to stand a fence panel back up. The pieces sit where you set them, and on a full wind night you add a Ground-Lock kit. In November you rock each one loose by the hook, knock the dirt off, and all ten go back in the tote.
Ten anchors, 8 inches tall, bent into a deep U. Ten is enough to pin a fence run, the pieces along the walkway and whatever sits by the driveway without rationing them or walking back to the garage for more.
The deformed shank bites the soil the way rebar bites concrete, so it keeps its grip instead of sliding straight back out when the ground goes soft after a wet night.
A base rail or a stake tab — it pins the piece flat rather than relying on friction in the hole. That is how a fence panel stays down instead of leaning over the walkway.
They are heavy ribbed steel and they hold where the thin wire pins packed with most props fold. For a full wind night on an exposed lot, add a Ground-Lock kit rather than counting on any single anchor.
They go in flush and they are black, so from the curb you see the scene, not the hardware holding it.
Rock each one loose by the hook, knock the dirt off, and all ten go back in the tote.
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