Garden stake BRADAS TYP20150 steel 20 mm diameter × 150 cm, pack of 10

BRADAS steel garden stake TYP20150 is a rigid metal support with a 20 mm diameter and a length of 150 cm, supplied as a pack of 10. Manufactured for outdoor horticultural and landscaping use, these straight steel stakes are intended to provide vertical support and anchoring for plants, young trees, vines and temporary fencing in soil. The smooth cylindrical profile and uniform length make them suitable for repeated use in gardens, nurseries and allotments where durable metal support is required.

Advantages

These steel garden stakes combine mechanical strength with a compact cross-section that eases insertion into soil while resisting bending under typical plant loads. Supplied in a pack of 10, they allow consistent and repeatable installation for rows of plants or multiple young trees. The galvanized or painted finish (as applied by the manufacturer) reduces direct corrosion exposure compared with untreated steel and extends useful life in outdoor conditions. The standard 150 cm length provides ample height for staking taller plants and for tying vine supports at multiple levels.

Suitable for

• Supporting young trees and shrubs during establishment
• Securing vines, climbing plants and espalier systems
• Temporary fencing and perimeter marking in gardens or nurseries
• Landscape projects requiring consistent vertical anchors

Key specifications

• Material: steel construction for structural rigidity
• Diameter: 20 mm cylindrical cross-section
• Length: 150 cm overall length for extended support
• Package quantity: set of 10 identical stakes
• Profile: smooth round shaft suitable for ties and clamps

How to use

Drive the stake into soil at an appropriate distance from the plant stem to avoid root damage, leaving enough exposed length to attach ties at the required heights. For firmer soils, pre-drill a small pilot hole or use a hammer with a protective cap to prevent deforming the stake head. Secure plants to the stake with soft ties, garden tape or adjustable clamps, allowing slight movement to encourage trunk strengthening. For temporary fencing or perimeter use, align stakes at required spacings and attach wire or mesh to the shafts using clips or ties.

Usage recommendations

Inspect stakes periodically for corrosion or deformation and replace any damaged units. When tying plants, use flexible, breathable materials and avoid overly tight fastening to prevent bark damage. For long-term installations consider additional anchoring or bracing where soil or weather conditions may place higher loads on the stakes.