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Ground spikes make it easy to set garden lights and other structures into the ground. This is an advantage anywhere you can’t or don’t want to dig or use concrete. For example, a fence post anchor ground spike provides a sturdy anchoring system. These and other types like plastic ground spikes and metal ground spikes make setting up landscape elements easy.
Ground spikes are long, tapered stakes, and also come in shorter, wider versions. They have a pointed end so they’re easy to drive into the ground and a wider top that holds the post in place. Ground spikes for posts come in various forms, with PVC and metal ground spikes being common due to their durability and strength.
Standard and heavy duty ground spikes have variable features: standard spikes are good for lighter tasks, and heavy-duty ones are built to handle larger loads or tougher conditions, like securing structures in rocky soil.
Ground spikes come in several types that you can select depending on where you’ll use them. Common metal ground spikes are made from galvanized steel or aluminum. They’re right for soft to medium soil, while extra-strong ground spikes provide more stability for heavier structures or more difficult ground conditions. For loose or sandy soil, twist-in ground spikes offer a strong grip thanks to their screw-like shape.
If you’re working with a hard concrete or asphalt surface, flat-base ground spikes work well. On uneven terrain, adjustable ground spikes keep posts stable and straight. For curb appeal, decorative ground spikes come in ornate finishes. They look beautiful in gardens or landscapes while providing support.
Best Pro Lighting’s Super Duty Ground Spike with Groove and Heavy Duty Ground Spikes BPL70-HD fit different needs. The Super Duty Spike is excellent for securing spotlights, path lights and more landscape lighting. Our Heavy Duty Spikes work well for setting up pathway, entrance and patio deck lighting, tree and shrub illumination and more.
Ground spikes are useful for temporary structures, such as event fencing or seasonal signage. In difficult soil conditions, a heavy duty ground spike can help you avoid digging, and still allow you to establish a stable base. They’re usually reusable for multiple projects, too.
You might need a highly stable spike to use as a fence post anchor ground spike.
Picking the right ground spike ensures it will match your needs. Plan ahead for these factors:
If you’re setting up landscape lights, a quick shovelful of soil or fast turnover with a digging fork will show you what you’re dealing with. At other times, it will be easier to set up your LED light ground spikes if you’re putting them directly into flower beds.
Ground spikes offer a practical solution for landscapes due to:
Best Pro Lighting’s ground spikes give you easy and durable options for setting up all your landscape lighting. A few simple tools and a set of spikes puts you in charge of positioning your lights any way you choose. Be ready for all seasons and ground conditions when you use Best Pro Lighting ground spikes to anchor your garden landscape lights.
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Q: Are ground spikes strong enough to hold a fence?
A: Yes, they can support temporary or light-duty fences, but permanent ones may need stronger foundations.
Q: Can I reuse ground spikes?
A: Yes, ground spikes are removable and reusable, perfect for temporary or adjustable setups.
Q: Do I need concrete with ground spikes?
A: Ground spikes work without concrete, streamlining the installation process. These spikes can also reduce or eliminate digging, too.
Q: How deep do ground spikes go into the ground?
A: Typically, they’re driven 18–36 inches deep, depending on the spike and project requirements.
Q: What kind of posts work with ground spikes?
A: They’re designed for various posts, from PVC, to metal, and wood posts too.
