How many fixing pegs are included?
This pack contains 100 plastic ground cover fixing pegs.
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Growers Own Ground Cover Fixing Pegs Pack of 100 - Plastic Weed Control Fabric & Fleece Pegs
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1000
£10.00
Unit price perEstimated delivery between October 26 and October 28.
Growers Own Ground Cover Fixing Pegs are practical plastic anchoring pegs designed for securing weed control fabric, ground cover, horticultural fleece and lightweight garden sheeting directly into the soil. Supplied in a convenient pack of 100, they are ideal for garden projects, allotments, nurseries and smaller professional installations.
Each fixing peg features a pointed end for straightforward insertion into suitable soil, together with multiple barbs along the shaft. These barbs help the peg grip the surrounding ground and resist pulling back out, while the broad head holds the covering material securely against the soil surface.
The 100-piece pack provides a useful quantity for installing new weed membrane, securing fleece or keeping spare ground-cover fixings available for maintenance and repairs.
Why choose Growers Own Ground Cover Fixing Pegs?
- Pack of 100 - a practical quantity for gardens, allotments and smaller professional installations.
- Barbed shaft - multiple projections help the peg grip the surrounding soil.
- Broad fixing head - helps hold fabric and ground cover against the soil surface.
- Pointed end - designed for straightforward insertion into suitable cultivated ground.
- Plastic construction - lightweight and unaffected by the rust associated with untreated metal fixings.
- Ideal for weed control fabric - useful around edges, corners, joins and intermediate fixing points.
- Suitable for ground cover - helps keep landscape fabrics positioned during installation and use.
- Useful for horticultural fleece - provides a simple way to anchor suitable protective coverings at ground level.
- Simple push-in installation - no specialist fixing equipment required for suitable soil conditions.
Secure weed membrane & ground cover
Weed control fabric needs to remain securely positioned to perform effectively and maintain a neat installation. Loose edges and insufficient fixing points can allow the material to lift or move, particularly around corners, overlaps and exposed areas.
Growers Own Ground Cover Fixing Pegs provide convenient mechanical fixing points around the perimeter and across the main area of the covering. Extra pegs can be positioned wherever additional restraint is required.
| Weed control fabric | Secure weed membrane around beds, borders and landscaped areas. |
|---|---|
| Ground cover | Anchor suitable woven and non-woven ground-cover fabrics to the soil. |
| Horticultural fleece | Useful for securing suitable fleece and lightweight protective coverings at ground level. |
| Allotments | Practical for weed-control installations around productive growing areas. |
| Landscaping | Useful for securing landscape fabric beneath suitable surface coverings and planted areas. |
Barbed design for improved grip
The shaft incorporates several angled barbs which increase resistance against the surrounding soil after installation. This helps the fixing remain anchored and makes it more difficult for the peg to work loose than a completely smooth-sided design.
A broad head at the top helps retain the covering material, while the tapered point at the bottom assists insertion into suitable soil. The result is a simple fixing designed specifically for securing lightweight landscaping and growing-area materials.
How to install ground cover fixing pegs
Position the ground cover or membrane over the prepared area and remove excessive slack. Push the fixing pegs through the material and into the soil, placing them around the perimeter and at suitable intervals across the installation.
Corners, joins, overlaps and exposed edges will generally benefit from additional fixing points. The exact number required will depend on the material being secured, the size and shape of the installation and local conditions.
Avoid forcing plastic pegs directly into stones, compacted rubble or exceptionally hard ground. Where resistance is encountered, reposition the fixing rather than applying excessive impact that could damage the peg.
Growers Own Ground Cover Fixing Pegs product details
| Brand | Growers Own |
|---|---|
| Product | Ground Cover Fixing Pegs |
| Pack quantity | 100 pegs |
| Material | Plastic |
| Design | Pointed fixing peg with barbed shaft and broad head |
| Primary use | Securing ground cover & weed control fabric |
| Other applications | Landscape fabric, horticultural fleece & suitable lightweight garden coverings |
| Installation | Push-in fixing for suitable soil |
| Typical users | Gardeners, allotment growers, nurseries & landscapers |
Growers Own Ground Cover Fixing Pegs FAQs
Can these pegs be used with weed control membrane?
Yes. Securing weed control fabric and membrane is one of the primary applications for this style of fixing peg.
Can I use them with horticultural fleece?
Yes. They can be used to help anchor suitable horticultural fleece and lightweight protective coverings at ground level.
Why are the sides of the peg barbed?
The barbs increase resistance against the surrounding soil, helping the fixing remain anchored after installation.
Where should the pegs be positioned?
Concentrate fixing points around edges, corners, joins and overlaps, then add intermediate pegs where required to keep the material properly positioned.
Are 100 pegs enough for a ground cover project?
That depends on the size and shape of the area and how closely the material needs to be secured. This 100-piece pack is a convenient option for smaller and medium-sized installations.
Can the pegs be used in hard or stony ground?
They are intended for suitable soil. Avoid forcing them directly into stones, rubble or exceptionally compacted ground, as excessive force can damage a plastic fixing.
Will the plastic pegs rust outdoors?
No. Plastic does not rust, making these pegs a practical option for fixing materials in damp soil and outdoor growing areas.
Growers Own Ground Cover Fixing Pegs Pack of 100 - Plastic Weed Control Fabric & Fleece Pegs
Please sign in to see pricing
1000
£10.00
Unit price perGrowers Own Ground Cover Fixing Pegs are practical plastic anchoring pegs designed for securing weed control fabric, ground cover, horticultural fleece and lightweight garden sheeting directly into the soil. Supplied in a convenient pack of 100, they are ideal for garden projects, allotments, nurseries and smaller professional installations.
Each fixing peg features a pointed end for straightforward insertion into suitable soil, together with multiple barbs along the shaft. These barbs help the peg grip the surrounding ground and resist pulling back out, while the broad head holds the covering material securely against the soil surface.
The 100-piece pack provides a useful quantity for installing new weed membrane, securing fleece or keeping spare ground-cover fixings available for maintenance and repairs.
Why choose Growers Own Ground Cover Fixing Pegs?
- Pack of 100 - a practical quantity for gardens, allotments and smaller professional installations.
- Barbed shaft - multiple projections help the peg grip the surrounding soil.
- Broad fixing head - helps hold fabric and ground cover against the soil surface.
- Pointed end - designed for straightforward insertion into suitable cultivated ground.
- Plastic construction - lightweight and unaffected by the rust associated with untreated metal fixings.
- Ideal for weed control fabric - useful around edges, corners, joins and intermediate fixing points.
- Suitable for ground cover - helps keep landscape fabrics positioned during installation and use.
- Useful for horticultural fleece - provides a simple way to anchor suitable protective coverings at ground level.
- Simple push-in installation - no specialist fixing equipment required for suitable soil conditions.
Secure weed membrane & ground cover
Weed control fabric needs to remain securely positioned to perform effectively and maintain a neat installation. Loose edges and insufficient fixing points can allow the material to lift or move, particularly around corners, overlaps and exposed areas.
Growers Own Ground Cover Fixing Pegs provide convenient mechanical fixing points around the perimeter and across the main area of the covering. Extra pegs can be positioned wherever additional restraint is required.
| Weed control fabric | Secure weed membrane around beds, borders and landscaped areas. |
|---|---|
| Ground cover | Anchor suitable woven and non-woven ground-cover fabrics to the soil. |
| Horticultural fleece | Useful for securing suitable fleece and lightweight protective coverings at ground level. |
| Allotments | Practical for weed-control installations around productive growing areas. |
| Landscaping | Useful for securing landscape fabric beneath suitable surface coverings and planted areas. |
Barbed design for improved grip
The shaft incorporates several angled barbs which increase resistance against the surrounding soil after installation. This helps the fixing remain anchored and makes it more difficult for the peg to work loose than a completely smooth-sided design.
A broad head at the top helps retain the covering material, while the tapered point at the bottom assists insertion into suitable soil. The result is a simple fixing designed specifically for securing lightweight landscaping and growing-area materials.
How to install ground cover fixing pegs
Position the ground cover or membrane over the prepared area and remove excessive slack. Push the fixing pegs through the material and into the soil, placing them around the perimeter and at suitable intervals across the installation.
Corners, joins, overlaps and exposed edges will generally benefit from additional fixing points. The exact number required will depend on the material being secured, the size and shape of the installation and local conditions.
Avoid forcing plastic pegs directly into stones, compacted rubble or exceptionally hard ground. Where resistance is encountered, reposition the fixing rather than applying excessive impact that could damage the peg.
Growers Own Ground Cover Fixing Pegs product details
| Brand | Growers Own |
|---|---|
| Product | Ground Cover Fixing Pegs |
| Pack quantity | 100 pegs |
| Material | Plastic |
| Design | Pointed fixing peg with barbed shaft and broad head |
| Primary use | Securing ground cover & weed control fabric |
| Other applications | Landscape fabric, horticultural fleece & suitable lightweight garden coverings |
| Installation | Push-in fixing for suitable soil |
| Typical users | Gardeners, allotment growers, nurseries & landscapers |
Growers Own Ground Cover Fixing Pegs FAQs
How many fixing pegs are included?
This pack contains 100 plastic ground cover fixing pegs.
Can these pegs be used with weed control membrane?
Yes. Securing weed control fabric and membrane is one of the primary applications for this style of fixing peg.
Can I use them with horticultural fleece?
Yes. They can be used to help anchor suitable horticultural fleece and lightweight protective coverings at ground level.
Why are the sides of the peg barbed?
The barbs increase resistance against the surrounding soil, helping the fixing remain anchored after installation.
Where should the pegs be positioned?
Concentrate fixing points around edges, corners, joins and overlaps, then add intermediate pegs where required to keep the material properly positioned.
Are 100 pegs enough for a ground cover project?
That depends on the size and shape of the area and how closely the material needs to be secured. This 100-piece pack is a convenient option for smaller and medium-sized installations.
Can the pegs be used in hard or stony ground?
They are intended for suitable soil. Avoid forcing them directly into stones, rubble or exceptionally compacted ground, as excessive force can damage a plastic fixing.
Will the plastic pegs rust outdoors?
No. Plastic does not rust, making these pegs a practical option for fixing materials in damp soil and outdoor growing areas.
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