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J-Shaped Wire Hold Downs

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SKU:
SBHD-10
MPN:
FSJ8/10

Description

Keep Your Drip Tubing and Drip Tape Firmly in Place

J-Shaped Wire Hold Downs are simple, essential accessories for securing 1/2" and 3/4" poly mainline tubing and drip tape firmly against the ground. Made from galvanized wire for corrosion resistance, each 7" stake features a J-shaped profile and pointed ends that press easily into most soils — including harder ground — keeping your irrigation lines exactly where you laid them. Sold in convenient 10-packs and 100-packs.

Whether you're laying out a garden bed drip system or running rows of drip tape across a vegetable garden, these stakes eliminate the shifting, lifting, and tripping hazards that come with unsecured tubing. Just press them over your tubing and into the soil — no tools required.

Technical Specifications
Specification Details
Shape J-Shaped
Length 7"
Material Galvanized Wire
End Type Pointed (for easier insertion in hard ground)
Compatible Tubing 1/2" poly tubing, 3/4" poly tubing, drip tape
Pack Sizes Available 10-pack, 100-pack
Frequently Asked Questions

What size tubing do these hold downs work with?
These stakes are designed to secure 1/2" poly tubing, 3/4" poly tubing, and drip tape.

Do they work in hard or compacted soil?
Yes. The pointed ends are specifically designed to make insertion easier in hard or compacted ground.

How many hold downs do I need?
A general rule is to place a stake every 3–5 feet along straight runs, and at every bend or turn, to keep tubing flat and on course.

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