Raindrip Inc R385CB Galvanized Wire Stake 12 in 12 Pack

Product Description

The RAINDRIP INC R385CB is a galvanized wire stake designed to secure drip irrigation supply lines firmly in place along the soil surface. Constructed from 11 gauge steel with a galvanized finish for corrosion resistance, each stake measures 12 inches in length and is engineered to hold 1/2 inch, 5/8 inch, or .710 inch diameter tubing without crushing or kinking the line. This pack contains 12 individual stakes, making it a practical grab-and-go supply for irrigation installers and landscape contractors covering larger runs or multiple zones.

These stakes are suited for residential and light commercial drip irrigation systems, including vegetable gardens, ornamental beds, shrub zones, and row-crop layouts. They are commonly installed along mainline or lateral drip tubing to prevent line movement caused by foot traffic, wind, or ground settling. Because the steel bends easily, technicians can adjust stake angle on the fly to match varied soil conditions or tubing routing paths without additional tools.

Key Features

• Holds 1/2 inch, 5/8 inch, and .710 inch diameter irrigation lines in a single stake design
• 12 inches length provides secure anchoring depth in loosely tilled or sandy soils
• 11 gauge galvanized steel construction resists rust and corrosion in outdoor, wet environments
• Easy-to-bend steel allows field adjustment without tools
• 12-count pack supplied in a clear plastic tube with hanger for organized jobsite storage

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard 1/2 inch, 5/8 inch, and .710 inch outside diameter drip irrigation tubing commonly found in residential and commercial drip systems.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by irrigation technicians or experienced DIYers as part of drip system layout or maintenance. Press each stake firmly into the soil alongside the tubing run, seating the wire loop over the line before driving the stake to full depth. Avoid over-driving stakes in rocky soils to prevent deformation of the wire loop. No special tools are required, though a rubber mallet may assist in hard or compacted ground conditions.