D48 STAKES

Written By Doug Potchen

D48 Hardwood Stakes

Our mixed hardwood stakes are designed for exceptional durability and strength, providing reliable anchoring for silt fences, filter socks, wattles, and erosion control products.

We start with quality hardwood logs and control the fabricating process from start to finish. Each pallet is dipped in ISK Biocides 22 Express® fungicide formulation designed for mold control to help preserve your freshly-cut stakes.

D-48 Hardwood Stakes Product Details

Our Hardwood Stakes are made from mixed green hardwoods with a pencil point tip. Hardwood Stakes are available in 24”, 36" and 48" lengths. Hardwood stakes are available in truckload quantity only.

  • D-48 Hardwood Stakes actual dimensions are 1 3/4" X 1 3/4" X 48"

  • 18 Pallets (480 ct per pallet) 8,640 stakes per truckload

  • Dipped in ISK Biocides 22 Express® fungicide

  • Made with Mixed Hardwoods

  • Pencil Point Tip

  • Manufactured in America - Macon, Georgia USA

Why Use Synergy Stakes Hardwood Stakes?

Our mixed hardwood stakes are designed for exceptional durability and strength, providing reliable anchoring for silt fences, filter socks, wattles, and erosion control products.

Hardwood stakes play a vital role in the erosion control industry due to their strength, durability, and versatility. They are commonly used for:

1. Anchoring Silt Fences

Hardwood stakes are used to secure silt fences in place, preventing soil erosion by trapping sediment and allowing water to filter through.

2. Stabilizing Filter Socks (including ArmorSock) and Wattles

These stakes anchor filter socks (mesh tubes filled with compost or other materials) and wattles (straw or coir rolls) to the ground, helping to control sediment flow and reduce runoff.

3. Reinforcing Straw Blankets or Erosion Control Mats

They help secure erosion control blankets and mats to slopes or exposed soils, preventing them from being displaced by wind or water.

4. Supporting Tree Protection

Hardwood stakes can also be used to support tree shelters or guard structures, protecting newly planted trees from erosion or wildlife.

5. Marking Boundaries or Perimeter Control

In construction or agricultural projects, hardwood stakes are used to mark boundaries or control zones for erosion prevention.

6. Temporary Retaining Structures

When installed properly, hardwood stakes can act as temporary retaining supports for soil or debris barriers.

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