Raindrip Inc R381CT Plastic Support Stakes 10 Pack

Product Description

The RAINDRIP INC R381CT is a pack of 10 plastic support stakes designed to hold on-line drippers securely in place next to plants in a drip irrigation system. These stakes anchor drip emitters and tubing close to the root zone, keeping drippers positioned where water delivery is most effective. Licensed irrigators, landscape contractors, and experienced DIYers install these stakes as part of low-volume drip and micro-irrigation setups. Constructed from plastic, the stakes resist moisture and soil contact in typical outdoor conditions. The pack includes 10 individual stakes, making it practical for outfitting a small irrigation zone or replenishing stock on a larger install.

These support stakes are suited for residential and light commercial drip irrigation applications. They are used alongside on-line drippers, micro-emitters, and drip tubing to keep emitters upright and correctly positioned near plant stems and root zones in garden beds, landscaped areas, and container plantings. The stakes insert directly into soil and grip the dripper body or tubing to prevent displacement from foot traffic, watering pressure, or wind. They ship carded for retail and job-site storage convenience.

Key Features

• Holds on-line drippers firmly in position next to plants
• Plastic construction resists moisture and outdoor exposure
• Pack of 10 stakes for outfitting a full irrigation zone
• Compatible with standard on-line dripper bodies and micro-irrigation tubing
• Carded packaging for easy storage and inventory management

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style accessory for use with standard on-line drip emitters and micro-irrigation tubing in residential and light commercial drip irrigation systems.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by irrigation technicians or qualified landscape contractors as part of a drip system layout. Shut off the irrigation system and relieve line pressure before repositioning drippers or inserting stakes near active tubing. Push each stake firmly into soil alongside the plant to be irrigated, then secure the dripper body into the stake clip. Follow local irrigation codes and water authority guidelines for drip system design and emitter spacing.