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3" Hold Down

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SKU:
SS3-10
UPC:
754932295132

Description

Keep Your Drip Tubing Firmly in Place

The 3" Hold Down (SKU: SS3-10) is a simple, essential accessory for securing your drip irrigation tubing neatly to the ground. Made from 13-gauge galvanized steel, these U-shaped garden staples are built to resist rust and hold up season after season. With pointed ends for easy insertion — even in hard or compacted soil — they make quick work of pinning down your lines wherever you need them.

These hold downs are compatible with 1/4" Soaker Dripline, standard 1/4" distribution tubing, and 1/8" micro tubing. Use them throughout your garden beds, landscape borders, raised beds, or anywhere tubing needs to stay put. Sold in convenient 10-packs and 100-packs.

Technical Specifications
Specification Details
SKU SS3-10
Length 3"
Wire Gauge 13 Gauge
Material Galvanized Steel
Shape U-Shaped with Pointed Ends
Compatible Tubing 1/4" Tubing, 1/8" Tubing, 1/4" Soaker Dripline
Pack Sizes Available 10-Pack, 100-Pack
Frequently Asked Questions

What size tubing do these hold downs fit?
These hold downs are designed to secure 1/4" distribution tubing, 1/8" micro tubing, and 1/4" Soaker Dripline.

Can I use these in hard or compacted soil?
Yes. These hold downs feature pointed ends specifically designed to make insertion easier in hard or compacted ground.

Will these rust over time?
They are made from galvanized steel, which provides excellent corrosion resistance for long-term outdoor use.

Complete Your System

  • 1/4" Soaker Dripline: The most common tubing secured with these hold downs in garden beds and raised beds.
  • Drip Irrigation Tubing: Browse all 1/4" and 1/8" tubing options compatible with these stakes.
  • All Hold Downs: See the full selection of hold down sizes and styles available at DripWorks.

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