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Question: I want to anchor my pvc pipe fencing to the ground.  Will they fit over my 1/2 inch pvc pipe?
Document: Just received my landscape cloth staples anchor pin or what ever you want to call them, these are great at a great price the Wire diameter is .110" very heavy compared to what I have been using length 6" long and 1 1/4" wide. There plain steel with no coating so these will rust and hold better in the ground. Packaging is sufficient shipping was fast I ordered on Saturday and receive them this morning Thursday. I'll be recomending these to all my friends that garden.
We primarily bought these to keep our soaker hoses in place in our flower beds. We chose these over the other makes and models available on Amazon because they are longer (nearly 6") and wider (about 1.25 inch) than most of the other brands out there. Additionally these have been purported to be of a heavier gauge wire than the competition.
I used these staples to hold to the ground some plastic fencing I installed to the ground to keep my dogs from digging. They were a great length and the product was a great price.
These work well to anchor mulch paper. I also use them to anchor soaker hose in the garden. Or to control vine crops when they want to grow out onto the lawn.
I write very few reviews, but make an exception for this product. These fabric anchor pins are by far better then what I've ever found locally. They are a heavier gauge wire and they are at least an inch and a half longer. And to top it off they are around $7/100 vs. $12/75 from the local big box home improvement store. I ordered 1000 and the two boxes were 40lbs total, so $13  in shipping is worth it.
I use these all around my yard. I initially bought them to secure chicken fencing into the ground, to help keep animals from getting under the fence. They are a solid staple, and easy to drive into the ground using a hammer or mallet. I have also used them to secure garden fabric under mulched landscaping area. I think they will rust pretty quickly, but that wont have any affect on their job.
The quality of this landscape pin is far superior than what's available at HomeDepot or Lowes, being far heftier and longer. While I don't know the gauge of the metal, I measured and weighed that the amazon anchor staple is 2&#34; longer and uses about 3X the weight of metal as the HD version. I installed these recently in a very high wind area (desert winds 30-100 MPH that whip through our canyon) on a hillside.
We use ground cloth or plastic in our gardens to control weeds, and these anchor staples are perfect to hold it in place, and can easily be retrieved in the fall for re-use. I would certainly recommend their use for anyone who needs to hold any ground cover in place. Easy to tack in and inconspicuous.
The staples are sturdy and work fine to hold down the grid that I use for my Square Foot Gardens. The actual width of the top of the staples is one inch on the inside and an inch and a quarter on the outside. The gap at the bottom is an inch ond a half. The outside measurement is an inch and three quarters. The length is just under six inches,  with about five and three quarters inches below the top,  which is slightly arched.
These staples are so much better than the ones I've seen at home improvement stores. The points are sharp & went through the 2 layers of Dewitt weed barrier & hard packed SoCal dirt easily with a hammer. When I hit the occasional rock & bent the staple it could be straightened out & used. This pack with help with the entire project!
Answer: yes