Raindrip Inc 397015B Galvanized Wire Hook Stakes 8 in 15 Pack

Product Description

The RAINDRIP INC 397015B is a 15-pack of 8-inch galvanized wire hook stakes designed to secure irrigation supply lines in place along the ground. Each stake arrives pre-bent into a shepherd-hook profile, eliminating field bending and speeding up line installation. The hooks accept 1/2-inch, 5/8-inch, and 0.710-inch diameter poly tubing, covering the most common residential and light-commercial drip and micro-irrigation line sizes. Galvanized wire construction resists corrosion in typical outdoor soil conditions. Irrigation technicians and landscapers use these stakes to keep lateral lines routed cleanly without shifting during watering cycles.

These stakes are suited for drip irrigation, micro-spray, and soaker-line layouts in residential gardens, landscaped beds, and turf-edge applications. They are driven directly into prepared soil along the irrigation run to hold tubing flat and prevent kinking or displacement. The pre-bent hook profile makes single-handed installation practical when staking long lateral runs, reducing installation time on larger zones.

Key Features

• Pre-bent shepherd-hook profile accepts tubing without additional field shaping
• Compatible with 1/2-inch, 5/8-inch, and 0.710-inch irrigation lines
• Galvanized wire construction for corrosion resistance in outdoor soil
• 8-inch stake length provides secure anchoring in standard garden soil
• Sold in a 15-pack for efficient stocking of a single irrigation zone

Compatibility

Designed to secure 1/2-inch, 5/8-inch, and 0.710-inch poly irrigation tubing commonly used in residential and light-commercial drip and micro-irrigation systems.

Installation Notes

Irrigation technicians and landscape installers drive these stakes by hand or with a rubber mallet into loosened soil alongside the irrigation lateral. Route and position tubing in the hook before driving the stake to final depth to avoid displacing the line. Inspect stake placement after the first irrigation cycle and reset any stakes that have shifted in soft or sandy soil.