MAOMBO Artificial Turf Stakes Galvanized Metal Spiral Landscape Spikes for Fake Landscaping Grass | 36 Count, Outdoor, Heavy-Duty, Rust Resistant Security | 6-Inch Long, Spike Timber Nail

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Firmly Hold Down Your Astro Turf: Spiral design is recommended by turf contractors because it provides better friction and stability compared with traditional smooth nails. I know that bladed soccer boots are dangerous on artificial grass as the blades can dig into it and cause all sorts of nasty ankle injuries, just not sure if 6mm spikes will get stuck. Use Artificial Grass Ground Spike – Composite Batten when creating a level frame for your Artificial Grass sub-base to be contained. These 6-inch nails provide sufficient anchoring power to secure the turf firmly to the ground, making them suitable for various landscaping applications. Available in a 7 gauge and heavier duty 3 gauge steel, these nails range from 10-45% thicker than our competitors products.

When the grass fibers are moved away from the nailhead, they will surround the nail head and the nail will be hidden. Available in 2 thicknesses, our 7 gauge artificial turf nails are 10% thicker than many other nails on the market, and our heavier duty 3 gauge nails are 40% thicker than our standard option.

Yes, if you need to customize other size, we can change the length, width,color or other properties according to your requirement. Green Coated Hot Dipped Galvanised for increased rust prevention, suitable for securing artificial grass. The play foam and the shock pad are surfaces that should remain floating under the artificial turf, as well as the drain tiles. SECURING OUTSIDE EDGE: Use one spike every 6"inches to secure outside edge of your artificial turf product.

Aiding in the fastening of turf to the base, 10" spikes or nails enable a long-lasting and durable artificial grass installation. Reason I'm asking is that I have a nice artificial grass soccer field close to my work and the surface will always be the same whereas with summer here (I live in Sydney, Australia) the ground gets super hard and the grass dies off and it's really not good for training. What the nail does, in this case, is to imprison the grass on the ground and form sinks in the turf that would be easily noticed. But if it is necessary to put some spikes or nails in specific places it must be done with care because if nails are put inside the walking area incorrectly, people and pets could suffer damage, scratches, or cuts if the heads of the nails protrude from the turf.

The spikes that we offer at Diamond Artificial Grass are 6" long and have a very small head so they can hide better under the synthetic grass, especially the short fibers or the special ones for golf.