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13" Clip Stake (5 Pack)

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SKU:
ST13-5
MPN:
FS13

Description

Securely Support Your Drip Risers and Tubing

The 13" Clip Stake (sold in a 5-pack) is a durable plastic support stake designed to securely hold rigid risers or 1/4" distribution tubing upright in the ground. Made from high-impact, UV-resistant plastic, it keeps your mini sprayers or micro-sprinklers elevated and properly positioned for optimal water distribution. Simply push the stake into the soil and clip your riser or tubing into place — no tools required. Compatible with 0.300" OD rigid risers and 0.245"–0.270" OD feeder tubes.

Technical Specifications
Specification Details
Part Number FS13
Length 13 inches
Compatible Tubing OD 0.245"–0.270" OD feeder tubes; 0.300" OD rigid risers
Material High-impact, UV-resistant plastic
Color Black
Pack Quantity 5 per pack
Brand Tempo
Frequently Asked Questions

What does this stake hold?
The 13" Clip Stake is designed to securely hold rigid risers (0.300" OD) and feeder tubes (0.245"–0.270" OD) upright in the soil.

Is this the same as a tubing hold-down stake?
No. This is a support/clip stake designed to elevate and hold risers or feeder tubes vertically above the ground — it is not a flat tubing hold-down used to pin mainline tubing along the soil surface.

Complete Your System

  • Stakes & Risers: Browse our full selection of stakes and rigid risers for all drip irrigation applications.
  • Mini Sprayers: Pair with a threaded mini sprayer or micro-sprinkler mounted on a rigid riser.
  • 1/4" Micro Fittings: Connect your 1/4" distribution tubing into the mainline to feed each riser assembly.

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