CEWOR 500 Pack 6 Inch Landscape Staples 11 Gauge Garden Stakes, Garden Staples Galvanized U-Shaped Pins Lawn Ground Yard Staples Fence Stakes for Landscaping Fabric Drip Irrigation

High quality and easy installation. Used these for a landscaping project where I needed to put down a plastic barrier. Was able to push in buy hand, and the few that got bent by rocks were easy to bend back into the proper shape. It's been about 6 months, and they've held up extremely well. No signs of rust or fading. They have done a great job at keeping the material firmly secured.

I bought these staples last year and they worked out really well so I ordered more this year to use in more places. I expect them to last quite awhile. The original ones look brand new; no discoloration or rusty spots, none but one bent out of shape, and easily bent back to its original shape. They're easy to push into frost protecting fabric to hold down, plastic sheeting, and landscape fabric, & they hold well. They will hold nylon rope from a newly planted tomato on the ground to a pole 6 feet up all summer long without getting pulled out of the ground. I'll never buy another brand.

I bought these to hold cardboard and weed barrier down in my garden. I even have cardboard under some of the barrier. I also use these to secure clear cups, 2 liter bottles and milk jugs when a cold snap hits. I use those items to cover plants and the staples keep them held securely over the plants. You just need to start a little hole near the base of your container. Anyway.. the length of these staples was perfect for my application. I had bought staples from a big box store, Starts with W, ends with T. Those were flimsy and bent on me as I pressed them into the soil. These staples here, did not do that. Hard soil or rocks might make them bend with enough pressure, but they are thicker than the other ones I had bought. I had a couple that spread out on me, but they did not bend. These also have sharper ends and went through the cardboard and weed barrier like butter. I've never known a landscape pin to not rust, so I suspect that over time these will too. I actually had someone tell me to lay your pins out in the weather to get some rust on them so they hold better when you use them. It makes sense I guess, I've just never purposely done it that way to find out. I wouldn't use these for a heavy duty situation if perfection and strength mattered. I do recommend these for average or maybe even slightly above average uses because they are good quality and good value. 10 out of 10 for me.

What can I say other then they are sturdy landscape fabric staples and work great

They were great if you have hard soil if you have software, I would recommend the 6 inch other than that they’re sturdy great quality and just as good as Home Depot or Lowe’s. Great price for the quantity.

I have purchased several boxes for different planters around my yard. These work great?

These are literally the best landscape staples I’ve ever owned. Seriously they are fine and a good buy

Well, these were easy to use with weed cloth. I love that they came in a 4” size. The 6” was too big for my yard project. They pushed right in. Didn’t need a hammer. I also got a hold of some free (used), fake grass. Used these staples on that. They pushed through easily. I’m very happy with these. They are sturdier than the last ones I purchased a few years ago.

good quality