Professional-grade landscape staples made from solid 304 stainless steel. Six inches long and 11 gauge, they pin landscape fabric, row cover, netting and drip line, and they won't rust like galvanized staples.
- All 304 stainless steel. Solid stainless, not a coating, so they won't rust like galvanized staples.
- 6 in long, 11 gauge. Long legs and stiff wire that hold fabric down in wind.
- Reusable for years. Pull them at the end of the season and use them again.
- 100 per pack. Pins landscape fabric, row cover, insect netting, shade cloth and drip line.
What's in the box
100 stainless steel landscape staples, 6 in long, 11 gauge.
Free shipping on orders over $25 in the Lower 48 Β· Most orders ship within 24 hours
- 100 Staples per pack
- 6 in Long legs that hold in loose soil
- 11 ga Stiff wire that won't fold over
- 304 Solid stainless steel, no rust
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Specs at a glance
- Material
- 304 stainless steel, solid (not plated or coated)
- Length
- 6 in
- Wire
- 11 gauge
- Shape
- U-shaped staple (sod staple or U-pin)
- Pack size
- 100 staples
- Use with
- Landscape fabric, row cover, frost cloth, insect netting, shade cloth, germination netting, drip line
Landscape staple questions
Still not sure? Email hello@moderngrower.co or call 877-850-1555.
What can I use them for?
Pinning landscape fabric, row cover and frost cloth, insect netting like InsectaNet, shade cloth, germination netting, and drip line or drip tape. Anything you need held tight to the ground.
Why stainless instead of galvanized?
Galvanized staples are steel with a zinc coating. Once the coating wears through, they rust, stain fabric and weaken. These are solid 304 stainless steel all the way through, so they hold up to wet soil season after season. Some staples sold as stainless are only plated; ours aren't.
Can I reuse them?
Yes. Pull them when you take fabric up and use them again next season. Stainless doesn't rust, so they don't weaken in storage.
How many will I need?
It depends on wind and fabric. A common starting point is a staple every few feet along each edge and at every seam or overlap, with more in windy spots. A 100-pack covers the edges of several standard beds.
Will they go into hard or rocky ground?
The 11 gauge wire is stiff enough to push into most bed soil by hand or with your foot. In hard or dry ground, tap them in with a rubber mallet. Watering first also helps.
Solid stainless, not plated
304 stainless steel all the way through, so there's no coating to wear off and rust.
Real people answer
Questions go to our team, not a bot. hello@moderngrower.co Β· 877-850-1555
Ships from the US
In stock, with most orders out within 24 hours. Free shipping over $25 in the Lower 48.
About Modern Grower stainless steel landscape staples
Modern Grower landscape staples are 6 in U-shaped staples made from solid 304 stainless steel in 11 gauge wire. Also called sod staples, garden staples or U-pins, they hold landscape fabric, row cover, frost cloth, insect netting, shade cloth and drip line tight to the ground.
Stainless vs galvanized
Most landscape staples are galvanized: steel with a zinc coating that wears off in wet soil, leaving them to rust, stain fabric and snap. 304 stainless steel resists rust all the way through, so these staples can be pulled and reused season after season. Some staples sold as stainless are only plated; these are solid stainless.
Why 6 in and 11 gauge
Six-inch legs reach past loose topsoil into firmer ground, so fabric stays put in wind. Heavy 11 gauge wire is stiff enough to push into bed soil without folding over. Each pack holds 100 staples.