Nartel® Galvanised Netting Staple U Nail, 100 g, (Approx 180pcs) 15mm (9/16 inch)

Sturdy hooks enabling netting to be fastened securely. Value for money excellent service easy to use.

Grip well and do as required

Good staples would buy again

Who knew that something as humble as the Nartel® Galvanised Netting Staples could evoke such joy? These aren’t just staples; they’re tiny titans of the toolshed, ready to take on any netting challenge you throw at them. First, let’s talk durability. These staples come galvanized, not just dressed up for a rust-resistant prom but truly prepared for a lifelong battle against the elements. Whether rain, snow, or the sizzling summer sun, these staples remain unphased, holding your netting in place like sentinels. Installation is a breeze, assuming you’ve got the right tools. Just a few taps with a hammer, and voilà! Your netting is secured as if by magic, but we know it’s really thanks to the firm, unwavering grip of these galvanized warriors. And the quantity? You get a generous supply that seems to last just short of forever. Whether you’re fortifying a chicken coop, securing a garden against nibbling intruders, or crafting a homemade trellis for climbing roses, you’ll have enough staples to cover all bases and then some. The packaging is no-nonsense and robust, ensuring that these staples arrive ready for action, not spilling around like overeager puppies. In conclusion, if you’re in the market for reliability and strength, look no further than Nartel® Galvanised Netting Staples. Five stars for keeping everything in my garden as secure as Fort Knox!

You get a good amount but these are really fiddly to hammer in if like me you used your fingers to hold in place. I found a few had one side longer than the other so couldn’t be used. It helps if you squeeze the end that’s being hammered together a bit as that helps it go into the wood better.

Great value for money and DIY jobs

Bit smaller than I was expecting.

Used these to fasten plastic sheeting to battens for growing sweet peas and other climbing plants