Way Better Than Use Traditional Staples

Perfect Size for Securing Drip Irrigation!

No more moving or shifting! Keep your drip irrigation system in place once and for all with Sandbaggy Drip Tubing Stakes! They're designed specifically to fit snugly over 1/4 inch or 1/8 inch drip tubing, so that the drip tubing stays completely in place. Made from galvanized steel, these drip irrigation tubing stakes are reusable and resistant to rust.

Started by two brothers out of a garage in California in 2010

Sandbaggy's mission has always been to use the power of online retail to cut out the middleman and bring erosion control and landscaping products directly to the consumer. We know our customers are the reason why we get to do what we love. As a Christian-run company, we honor the Lord in all we do by operating our company in a manner consistent with Biblical principles. We do this by taking care of our employees and paying them 20-50% above minimum wage.

Our Focus on Serving the Community

Sandbaggy is committed to supporting those less fortunate both domestically & globally. One of those organizations is Rise+Shine. Rise+Shine provides basic needs and education for over 6,500 orphan children in India. A big focus of theirs is supporting girl's education & female empowerment. By supporting girl's education, this ends a cycle of poverty & allows communities to flourish in the future.

Thanks to customers like yourself, we are able to support these orphans & rewrite their futures.

Will these staples rust?

No, the staples are galvanized, a process where a protective zinc coating is applied to the staples specifically to prevent rusting. In fact, galvanization even enables the staples to be reused.

What's the difference between curved top and square top staples (stakes)?

Square top staples are typically used for securing landscape fabrics, artificial turfs, & sod, while round top staples are used to hold down piping and tubes.

What gauge of drip tubing staples should I buy?

The lower the gauge, the thicker & stronger the metal. Use lower gauge staples (ex: 8 gauge) for harder soils, use higher gauge staples (ex: 11 gauge) for regular soils. 11-gauge staples are suitable for most applications.

What gauge of size drip tubing staples should I buy?

Longer staples work better in looser soils. The added length ensures that the staples will not move after installation. For most soils, 6" staples will work. For looser soils use 9 or 12” staples.