Landscape fabric staple/pin BRADAS ATSU18+ – metal anchoring pin for ground fabric and weed control

BRADAS ATSU18+ landscape fabric staple/pin is a metal anchoring pin designed to secure ground cover, landscape fabric and weed control mats in outdoor gardening and landscaping projects. The pins provide mechanical fixation for geotextile, fabric edging and turf underlay, helping to keep fabrics flat and stable on soil, turf and mulch surfaces. Each pin is 12 cm long and the pack contains 100 pieces, offering a practical quantity for medium and large applications.

Advantages

The metal construction ensures reliable holding power and resistance to bending during installation, while the length provides deep penetration into various soil types for stable anchoring. These pins are suitable for repeated use and are easy to push into place by hand or with light tapping. Their design helps prevent fabric lifting in windy conditions and maintains even contact between the fabric and the ground to improve weed suppression and reduce fabric movement.

Suitable for

• Fixing landscape fabric and weed-control mats on garden beds and paths
• Anchoring turf underlay and grass reinforcement fabrics
• Securing edging, geotextiles and mulch covers
• Temporary or semi-permanent fixation of agro-woven and agro-textile sheets

Key specifications

• Material: metal anchoring pin
• Length: 12 cm
• Quantity per pack: 100 pieces
• Intended surfaces: soil, turf, mulch
• Use type: mechanical fixation of ground fabric and weed-control mats

How to use

Place the landscape fabric or weed-control mat over the prepared surface and unfold it to the desired position. Insert the metal pin through the fabric into the ground at regular intervals, ensuring the pin fully penetrates the surface for a secure hold. Space pins closer together at edges, corners and seams, and further apart across open areas according to wind exposure and ground conditions. Pins can be pushed in by hand or driven in with light taps from a hammer or mallet if soil is compacted.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use these anchoring pins in combination with adhesive or overlap fastening where heavy wind or frost heave is expected. Check pins periodically after severe weather and re-secure any areas where fabric has shifted. Store unused pins in a dry place to avoid surface corrosion.