Raindrip 6" Heavy Duty Support Stakes, pack of 50

A Ground Stake to Hold Drip Tubing in Place, 6in

Drip tubing that isn't anchored near the plant it's watering tends to drift out of position as the line pressurizes and depressurizes, or gets nudged during routine maintenance, which defeats the point of a precisely placed dripper. Raindrip's 6 inch heavy duty support stake holds 1/4 inch drip tubing with drippers securely in place next to the plant being watered, keeping the emitter aimed where it was set.

This 6 inch stake ships in a pack of 50, sized for growers anchoring tubing across a full drip irrigation run rather than a handful of plants.

Key Features & Benefits

• 6 inch heavy duty plastic stake — pushes into soil or growing media to anchor drip tubing near the plant
• Holds 1/4 inch drip tubing — keeps drippers positioned where they were originally set
• Pack of 50 — sized for anchoring tubing across a full drip run
• Works with any 1/4 inch drip emitter or dripper — not limited to a specific Raindrip fitting

Who Should Use This Support Stake

Growers running a 1/4 inch drip irrigation system who need drip tubing and drippers to stay anchored at each plant, rather than drifting out of position, will benefit from keeping a pack of these stakes on hand.

About Raindrip

Raindrip is the drip and micro-irrigation line of National Diversified Sales (NDS), founded in 1972; Raindrip has supplied residential and light-commercial irrigation hardware, including fittings, stakes, and emitters, for more than 30 years.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does this stake do?

It holds 1/4 inch drip tubing with drippers securely in place next to the plant being watered. This keeps the tubing from drifting out of position as the line pressurizes or gets bumped during maintenance.

How many stakes come in this pack?

This listing is a pack of 50 stakes, sized for anchoring tubing across a full drip irrigation run. Buying a full pack means you won't run short mid-installation.

How do I install this stake?

Push the 6 inch stake into the soil or growing media next to the plant. Then position the 1/4 inch drip tubing and dripper into the stake's holder so the emitter stays aimed at the root zone.

What size tubing does this stake fit?

It's sized for standard 1/4 inch drip tubing, matching the tubing size used in most residential and light-commercial drip kits. Confirm your tubing diameter before ordering in bulk.

When should I use the heavy duty stake instead of the standard one?

Choose the 6 inch heavy duty stake for larger containers, outdoor beds, or windy locations where a lighter stake might not hold its position. The 4 inch standard stake suits smaller indoor or greenhouse containers where less anchoring force is needed.