AMANKA Set 4pcs XL Tent Pegs 300x25mm galvanized steel zinc plated T-shaped with 2 holes Stakes for large tents hard soil

• WEATHER RESISTANT - our tent pegs are used to hold the tent in place against stong wind and heavy rain. Each peg (approx. 300x25x3mm) weighs 340 grams, is made of solid metal covered with zinc. Delivery includes 4 pegs

Product description Our tent pegs are made from flat steel pressed into a shallow "T" shape This tent pegs are used to help maintain the tent's shape, and to hold the tent in place against stong wind and heavy rain. Our pegs are 30cm long, they rely on the broadness of the section to not turn under tension, they are suitable for hard ground - such as clay, stony and icy soils - but also for meadows, lawns... in short, all typical ground where people on holiday camp! Weatherproof - with a thin layer of zinc to protect them The bottom end is cone-shaped: our tent pegs can be easily pushed into the ground, very hard ground will require a tent peg mallet to drive them into the ground. The top end is cross-shaped in order to prevent the ropes to slip off the spike. Depending on the needs, the horizontal bar can be removed or positioned at two different heights (on the peg there are 2 holes). To easily remove the peg from the ground: place a stake under the horizontal bar and pry upwards. Delivery: 4 tent pegs - Material: galvanized steel (zinc plated) - Color: gold - Dimension per piece: approx. 300x25x3mm - Weight per piece: approx. 340g - T-shaped with a conical bottom end - Equipped with a horizontal bar (approx. 6mm in diameter) adjustable in 2 different heights - Weight of the set (4 pegs): approx. 1360g Suitable to anchor big tents Indispensable to put up large family tents, shelter made of canvas and tarpaulins, to install shading nets in the garden, as accessory for those who love carp fishing and camp by the lakes, etc. AMANKA camping equipment - multi-purpose Safety Warning Attention: The pointed end of the pegs may cause injury. Be sure to gently screw in and pull them out. Make sure the pegs are properly anchored in the ground to prevent them from loosening and damaging people or property. Note that inserting pegs into the soil may damage underground supply lines. Make sure you comply with local regulations.