Crocodile Trading WIDE ARCH (Greater Anchorage Span) 8x 30cm Ribbed & Galvanised Ground Stakes

High quality. One night our dog (terrier) was fascinated with our understairs cupboard, and the following day he was trying to get behind the tumble dryer, on the adjacent wall. I couldn't figure it out at first and then it occurred to me - my husband had put a bag of dog food in the cupboard two days prior, maybe we had rats? Upon examination the bag of dog food had indeed been nibbled, so I called pest control but they wouldn't be out for another three weeks. We felt gross about having some unwanted guests in our home, so I ordered these devices on Amazon's 'Today by 10PM'. I plugged them in and hoped. When pest control control eventually came out they ascertained that we had a mouse problem, not a rat problem, put down three bait traps and left. The chap came back a week later and the traps hadn't been touched, then two weeks later when he collected them and the same. The pest control officer saw one of these units in the hallway and said it must be what's driving them away. It's been a month now and Mr Mouse has found somewhere else to go. Our communal garden is a tip thanks to our upstairs neighbour but at least there's no rodents in our home!

Absolutely spot on. Fitted them on a 10ft trampoline and they're incredible sturdy and strong. They're nice and heavy, thick and are a perfect fit. The ridges which go all the way down mean they're really easy to hammer into the grass. Our trampoline is a lot more safe and secure. Definitely worth buying.

Really solid and kept our trampoline firmly grounded during recent very high winds. Feels like a really great quality item (is it wrong to be so impressed with some oversized, metal peg?). The “barbs” are helpfully slanted which I think made them easier to get in, but I think will also help stop them coming out too easily

Very good, well worth it

Smart item. I’ve not had any issues with a mouse since using these. I have a loft conversion workroom and some how I found a couple of droppings dotted about. Obviously a rogue mouse somehow got in, still not sure how but anyway, installed 2 of these both sides of the room, no issues, but I also don’t get moths really anymore or flies. So I put them in other sections of the house.. If you’ve got big rooms put a couple in, they do give off a blue throbbing light but it’s not annoying. Now we only get the odd rogue fly come in and they either go back out or the electric thing removes them. Really like it

These guys weigh a ton and mean business. We live in a very windy area, on a plateau really. We bought our wee man a massive trampoline (kind of for me too, if I am being honest) but was really concerned about the wind picking it up and someone getting hurt. I was a little cautious when buying it but the quality is absolutely great. They arrive in a sturdy cardboard box that does the job keeping all the pointy metal together. Driving them into the ground was simple, just used a normal claw hammer and in they went. It's been almost a year now and had no issues, even though we've had numerous storms. *Disclaimer* - I did buy 2 sets as our soil is very soft and I was a bit worried the soil wouldn't be able to hold them in high winds. I also set them at an angle, each one slightly off from the other to increase it's staying power. I couldn't use the corkscrew ones, we tried one before and it didn't go in because there is a lot of flint that stopped it dead.

I bought a packet of 8 of these pegs to secure the swing bought for my grand children. The small tent pegs supplied meant that the legs were immediately lifting. These stakes are too big to go through the small peg hole on the swing's legs so I secured each leg with two stakes,overlapping from opposite sides and inserted tight against the legs as well as the original peg. So far the swing is holding firm.

I looked at several people selling trampoline tie down systems using a corkscrew and tie down system. They all had mixed reviews, but importantly a lot of people had them breaking due to weak plastic components which will unlikely last the test of time and sunlight (UV). I saw these are took some measurements and the 'hook' part looked a good size to clamp down on the trampoline base in contact with the ground. They are also galvanised like the trampoline frame so unlikely to suffer from any mixed metal galvanic corrosion. I ordered and they came quick. A big hammer later and the trampoline is now firm. It looks much neater too than most of the other systems. If they do pull loose, then I'll probably use some post mix and concrete them in.