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The Garden Gear Machine Rounded Tanalised Wooden Pointed Tree Stake is designed for gardeners, landscapers, and agricultural workers looking for a reliable, long-lasting solution to support young trees, fencing, or netting. Crafted from pressure-treated softwood, these stakes provide excellent resistance against moisture and rot, ensuring structural stability throughout the seasons. While these stakes offer superior durability thanks to their professional treatment, they are specifically sized at 1650mm by 50mm, so users must ensure these dimensions meet the specific height and weight requirements of their planting or fencing projects before purchase.
| Colour | Brown |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | KJ1548 |
| Brand | Garden Gear |
Yes, their sturdy 50mm diameter makes them suitable for supporting fence panels or lightweight agricultural netting.
The wood is already pressure-treated with Green Osmose AE500, so it does not require immediate treatment, though you can apply exterior wood preservative if desired.
Each stake is 1650mm in length with a 50mm diameter.
Yes, the sharpened point is effective in most soil types, though very compacted clay may require a pilot hole.
The pressure treatment is designed for long-term outdoor use, though the exact lifespan depends on local soil moisture, drainage, and weather conditions.
Check for large rocks or dense tree roots in the path. If necessary, create a pilot hole using a metal digging bar before inserting the stake.
Use a rubber mallet rather than a metal sledgehammer, and ensure the strike is delivered squarely to the chamfered top to distribute force evenly.
For installation, clear the intended area of large stones or roots to avoid damaging the pointed tip. Drive the stake vertically into the ground to ensure maximum stability. If installing in particularly hard or dry soil, consider using a pilot hole or soaking the ground area first to make insertion easier.
While the stakes are pressure-treated, they can be painted or stained with wood preservatives if you wish to match a specific color scheme. To prolong the life of the stakes, avoid constant exposure to standing water if possible, though they are rated for harsh outdoor conditions. Inspect the stakes annually for any signs of physical wear or mechanical damage from wind or garden machinery.
