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Stabilizer Stake (5 Pack)

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$5.15

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SKU:
Q_SSR

Description

Keep Your Rigid Risers Stable and Upright

The Stabilizer Stake (5 Pack) is a simple, essential accessory for anyone using Rigid Risers in their drip irrigation system. This metal stake with a loop at the top is designed to be pushed into the ground alongside your mainline tubing to hold a Rigid Riser firmly in place, preventing sprayers or mini sprinklers from leaning, tipping, or being knocked over. Available in a 14" length, it provides a stable anchor point that keeps your emitters aimed exactly where you need them — season after season.

Pair these stakes with micro sprayers and other stakes and risers to build a neat, professional-looking drip system that stays put all season long.

Technical Specifications
Specification Details
Length 14"
Material Metal
Top Feature Loop to hold Rigid Riser
Compatible With Rigid Risers (Q_SR)
Pack Quantity 5
SKU Q_SSR
Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Stabilizer Stake used for?
The Stabilizer Stake is designed to support a Rigid Riser when it is inserted directly into mainline tubing. The metal stake is pushed into the ground, and the loop at the top holds the riser upright so your sprayer or mini sprinkler stays aimed correctly.

Which riser is compatible with this stake?
This stake is designed to be used with the Rigid Riser (5 Pack), available in 12" and 18" lengths.

Can I use the Stabilizer Stake with other stake types?
This stake is specifically designed to pair with Rigid Risers. For other support options, DripWorks also carries clip stakes and straight stakes that may suit different setups.

Complete Your System

  • Rigid Risers: The compatible riser this stake is designed to support — available in 12" and 18" lengths.
  • Micro Sprayers: Thread onto the top of a Rigid Riser to deliver targeted water to plants.
  • All Stakes & Risers: Browse the full selection of support options for your drip system.

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