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Benefits Of Using Nails
- They can joint wires in position.
- They have sharp points easy for operation.
- Great stability and resistant to bending.
- Can be useful in sticking artificial grass and keep them in proper position.
- Can be useful in bamboo fencing.
- Can be galvanized to avoid rust.

Garden Nails Melbourne FAQs
Garden nails, specifically designed for artificial grass and landscaping, are used to secure various materials to the ground. They hold down artificial grass seams, weed matting, edging, and even landscape fabric.
Garden nails come in various lengths, typically ranging from 3 to 8 inches. The ideal size depends on the material you’re securing and the thickness of the base (e.g., soil, sand).
The number of nails needed depends on the project size and material being secured. A common recommendation is to use 1.5 nails per foot of perimeter for artificial grass.
While possible, reused nails might be bent or slightly damaged. For optimal hold, consider using new nails for each project.
Most garden nails are made of galvanized steel wire for strength and rust resistance. However, non-galvanized options can be used for artificial grass, as the rust can actually improve grip over time.
Cost-effective: They’re a relatively inexpensive way to secure materials.
Easy to use: Simply hammer them into the ground for quick installation.
Durable: Made from strong materials to withstand weather conditions.
Are garden nails better than staples for artificial grass?
Nails generally offer a stronger hold than staples, especially for high-traffic areas. However, staples might be faster to install for some applications.
You’ll typically need a rubber mallet or hammer to drive the nails into the ground.