Hozelock Supply Hose Stake - 13mm

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This guide is for gardeners and landscapers needing to secure 13mm supply tubing for irrigation systems. The Hozelock Supply Hose Stake offers a simple yet effective solution for keeping hoses in place, preventing kinks and ensuring consistent water flow. While durable, its primary function is to anchor tubing, not to withstand extreme environmental stresses.
| Model Part Number | 2770 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Hozelock |
These stakes are specifically designed to fit 13mm diameter irrigation supply tubing.
Each purchase contains 3 packs, and each pack contains 10 stakes, for a total of 30 stakes.
These stakes are optimized for thinner irrigation supply tubing. They may not fit standard garden hoses, which are typically larger in diameter.
Yes, they are made from UV-stable plastic, making them resistant to sun damage and suitable for outdoor, all-weather use.
For general stability, placing stakes every 2-3 feet is usually sufficient. You may need to place them closer together on uneven terrain or where the tubing needs to be held firmly in a specific position.
The UV-stable plastic is generally robust. While extreme cold can make plastics more brittle, typical winter conditions should not cause significant damage. However, prolonged exposure to very harsh conditions might reduce lifespan.
These stakes are designed to anchor and secure the tubing in place, preventing movement and kinking. They are not intended to bear significant weight or support sagging tubing over long distances.
Ensure you are using 13mm tubing. For looser soil, push the stake deeper or consider adding more stakes. Check if the tubing has become deformed.
Ensure the ground is not excessively hard or compacted. Moisten the soil if necessary. If the stake has become brittle from extreme age or damage, replace it with a new one.
Increase the frequency of stake placement. Ensure stakes are fully inserted into the ground and gripping the tubing correctly. For sharper bends, additional support may be needed.
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