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100 nails for synthetic grass

Name: 100 nails for synthetic grass
Brand: Deco garden
SKU: SKU 20881
Price: 65.00 ILS
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Quantity

📦 100 units

per pack

Purpose

🌿 Artificial Grass

anchoring & connecting

Material

🔩 Metal

galvanized anti-rust

Shape

📍 Long

maximum grip

Installation

🔨 Easy

stakes into ground

Artificial grass nails - for perfect and stable anchoring! 📍🌿 U-shaped galvanized metal nails designed for anchoring artificial grass to the ground. 100 units per pack - enough for a professional installation! The nails are rust-resistant and ensure stable grip for years. Simple installation - just stake them into the ground with a hammer! 🔨

✨ Benefits of the nails

📍 Long shape: Maximum grip on grass and ground
🛡️ Galvanized: Rust and weather resistant
💪 Strong and stable: Does not bend while staking
📦 100 units: Generous quantity in one pack
🔨 Easy installation: Simply stake with a hammer
👁️ Hidden: Invisible after installation
⏰ Long-term durability: Years of use

🎯 Uses

🌿 Anchoring artificial grass: Securing grass to the ground
🔗 Connecting sheets: Joining grass rolls together
📐 Edge anchoring: Securing the perimeter of the grass
🏠 Trouble areas: Reinforcement in high-traffic places
🌬️ Wind-exposed areas: Preventing grass from lifting

📊 How many nails are needed?

📐 Quantity calculation:

It is recommended to use 4-6 nails per sq. meter depending on soil type and usage.

Area	Recommended quantity
10 sq.m	40-60 nails
15 sq.m	60-90 nails
20 sq.m	80-120 nails
25 sq.m	100-150 nails

💡 Tip: Add more nails at the edges, seams, and in high-traffic areas.

🔧 Installation instructions

Lay out the grass: Spread the artificial grass sheet in the desired location
Align and stretch: Ensure the grass is straight and wrinkle-free
Start from the edges: Anchor the grass edges first
Position the nail: Place the nail on the grass
Stake with a hammer: Tap gently until the nail is fully embedded
Hide: Brush the grass fibers over the nail to hide it

⚠️ Note: Stake the nail between the grass fibers and not through them, to prevent damage to the fibers.

💡 Tips for successful installation

📐 Spacing: Maintain a spacing of 20-30 cm between nails along the edges
🔗 Seams: When joining sheets - place a nail every 10-15 cm
🏠 Corners: Add an extra nail in every corner
🌡️ Weather: Best to install on a warm day - the grass is more flexible
🧹 Ground preparation: Ensure the ground is stable and flat before installation
👁️ Hiding: After installation, brush the grass to hide the nails

📋 Technical specification

Product type: Artificial grass nails
Quantity per pack: 100 units
Material: Galvanized metal
Shape: Long
Durability: Rust and weather resistant
Use: Anchoring artificial grass to ground
Installation: Hammer staking
Color: Metallic (invisible after installation)

📍🌿🔨

Artificial grass nails - professional and stable anchoring!

💡

Pro nursery tip

The secret to professional installation: Before staking, fold the grass fibers slightly to the side so the nail goes between the fibers and doesn't tread on them. After staking, release the fibers - they will cover the nail and it will be completely invisible! For hard ground: Wet the ground slightly before installation - this will make staking easier.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

❓ How many nails are needed per sq. meter?

It is recommended to use about 4-6 nails per sq. meter, depending on the ground type and usage - for example, about 40-60 nails for an area of 10 sq. meters.

❓ How do you install the nails?

Spread the grass, align it well, and stake each nail with a hammer between the grass fibers (not through them) until it is fully sunken into the ground.