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What Customers Are Saying
The landscape spikes are described as sturdy, durable, and galvanized to prevent rust. Many customers report the spikes worked well for securing landscape timbers, anchoring greenhouses, and holding down tarps. Several noted that pre-drilling holes made installation easier, and a few mentioned the spikes were the right size and length for their projects. The overall sentiment is that these are a reliable and affordable option for various landscaping and outdoor applications.
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Would RecommendIt did the job
Nothing these worked perfect for the railroad ties
Would RecommendThese are perfect for railroad ties for sure recommend
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12" spikes for landscape
Would RecommendOrdered 180 for landscape project. All have a good coating.
They get very cold when left outside in winter
Would RecommendNot just any nail. Keeps dogs fence in place and them from digging. Will also nail small coffins shut well.
The spikes are heavy duty and easy to hammer in
Would RecommendThe spikes worked perfectly as we used them to nail landscape timbers together.
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Great spikes
Would RecommendGreat product came in on time and as advertised
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Perfect attachment
Would RecommendI used the 10' x 3/8" spikes to hold down landscape tembers. They worked perfectly.
Shop door
Would RecommendTook a long time to get but it was worth the wait
Strong & Long
Would RecommendStrong, long, got the job done. Worked great for holding my landscape timbers in place.
Never arrived
Never arrived
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Gets the job done
Would RecommendSolid, heavy duty spikes
They need a pilot hole to prevent splitting.
Would RecommendThe hot-dipped galvanized coating prevents rust.
It Works
It’s a 10 inch spike, it works exactly how you think it would, you just of pound it with a hammer to your desired depth
12" spikes
Nails worked fine.. Driving 12" spikes into thick Pressure treat timbers seemed like it might buckle the nail, so drilled a small Pilot hole first and had no problems