• 30 cm Steel Camping Tent Stake, Black
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30 cm Steel Camping Tent Stake, Black

30 cm Steel Camping Tent Stake, Black

$29.99 USD
$29.99 USD
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  • Grips loose ground. At 30 cm (about 11.8 in) it runs deeper than most short pegs in loose soil, sand and gravel.
  • Strong steel. Steel stake with a black finish.
  • Buy what you need. Sold individually, so you can match your shelter's anchor points.

Description
  • Steel ground stake in black, 30 cm (about 11.8 in) long.
  • Anchors tents, canopies, pavilions, gazebos and windbreaks.
  • Longer shaft for loose soil, sand and gravel.
  • Sold as one stake.

Features
  • 30 cm (about 11.8 in) steel stake.
  • Black finish.
  • Sold individually.

Materials & care

Materials: Steel.

FAQ

How long is it?
30 cm (about 11.8 in).

What is it made of?
Steel, finished in black.

How many come in the listing?
One stake.

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Black steel 30 cm ground stake driven at an angle into stony gravel with a taut tent guy line hooked over it

Longer Than The Pegs In The Bag

This ground stake anchors a tent, a canopy or a pavilion so the fabric stays under tension when the wind gets up.

At 30 cm it runs longer than the short pegs packed with most shelters, which puts more of the shaft below the surface in the loose soil, sand and gravel where a shallow peg tends to work its way free.

It is equally at home holding down a garden gazebo, a market canopy or a windbreak at the beach.

Macro close-up of the black steel shaft and hooked head of the tent stake lying on dry soil

Steel, Finished In Plain Black

The stake is made from steel and finished in black, a dark surface that keeps it from standing out once it is driven into the ground.

Steel gives it the stiffness to go through packed earth and around small stones without bending the way a thin alloy pin can.

The plain finish also means it does not reflect light back at a campsite in the evening.

The stake driven through a garden gazebo foot plate on a wet autumn lawn with a mallet and coiled guy line beside it

Drive It In At An Angle

Drive it in leaning away from the line it holds, so tension pulls along the length of the shaft rather than lifting it straight out. Leave enough above the surface to take a guy line, and mark the spot if the site is dark.

This listing covers one stake, so count the anchor points on your shelter and choose a quantity to match.

After a trip, wipe the soil off, then let it dry before it goes back in the bag, since damp storage is what starts rust on bare metal.

Specifications

TypeGround stake
Length30 cm
MaterialSteel
ColorBlack
Quantity1 stake
UseTents, canopies and pavilions
SuitsCamping, garden and backyard setups
Ground typesLoose soil, sand and gravel
Also holdsGarden gazebo, market canopy, beach windbreak

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many stakes do I get?
This listing covers one stake. Count the anchor points on your shelter and choose a quantity to match.
How long is it?
30 cm, which runs longer than the short pegs packed with most shelters.
Why does the extra length matter?
It puts more of the shaft below the surface in loose soil, sand and gravel, where a shallow peg tends to work its way free.
What is it made of?
Steel, finished in black. The steel gives it the stiffness to go through packed earth and around small stones without bending the way a thin alloy pin can.
What angle should I drive it in at?
Lean it away from the line it holds, so tension pulls along the length of the shaft rather than lifting it straight out. Leave enough above the surface to take a guy line.
How do I keep it from rusting?
After a trip, wipe the soil off and let it dry before it goes back in the bag. Damp storage is what starts rust on bare metal.