Stakes To Hold Down Chain Link Fence

There are a few types of ground stakes.

Stakes to hold down chain link fence.

They have been holding tight for about 6 weeks now. I used these to tie down the bottom of my fence where the ground had eroded away a little. Most people are using these to keep dogs fenced in. Drive the stake securely into the ground.

Slide the clip through the chain link and around the top of the t post. Sure some think that maybe this will hurt a dog and i touched the wire and it does not tickle but i figured that it hurts a lot less. Since my dogs were not jumpers and only saw the way out as under the fence once i ran an electric fence wire 6 inches out from the chain link fence and 6 inches from the ground this is where my problems stopped. Attach the end of the chain link to the wire with a t post clip.

Aagut 8pack galvanized rebar tent stakes j hook 12 inch dog dig defence chain link fence stakes canopy yard landscape garden staples heavy duty metal steel ground anchors. Ground stakes these fence bottom ground stakes and staples are used to fasten the bottom of a fence or pin the bottom of a fence to the ground. When driven completely into the ground these metal ground stakes will not protrude or pose a hazard to pets or people walking near the fence line. For best results use one 12 metal fence stakes every 5 feet.

Once tension wire is stretched walk along fence line and tuck the bottom tension wire under then between the posts and the chain link fabric. 12 kinked galvanized ground stakes electro galvanized kinked shaft stakes most popular designed to be driven through most soil types div. Each ground stake is made of durable galvanized steel and have a 1 inch j hook that will hold the bottom edge of the fence. Attach the clip securely to the chain link and repeat the process at the bottom of the fence.

Works great to hold down bottom of chain link fence. They are easy to place even in some hard soil. 4 7 out of 5 stars 292. Get it as soon as thu sep 24.

Place a tent stake with a hook next to the chain link fence with the hook toward the fence.