RSI Ground Covering Pins

Price range: $24.99 through $195.99

 
Features
  • Keeps the fabric flat and where you put it: pinned edges and seams don't lift, curl, or creep, so there's no flap to catch a toe or let weeds in at the edge
  • Goes in with a hammer: tap each pin through the fabric with a common hammer or mallet, no tools to buy
  • Won't bend on the way in: thicker than hardware-store staples, so it drives straight into firm or rocky ground instead of folding over
  • Made to outlast the fabric: commercial-quality American steel, backed by a 10-year limited warranty
What's Included

One box of 100, 500, or 1,000 pins, as selected

Dimensions

Each pin: 6″ long x 1.25″ wide

Shipping
  • Ships via FedEx/UPS
  • Lead time: 3–5 business days
Assembly & Warranty

Warranty: 10-year limited

Compatibility
  • Made for RSI Ground Covering and works with any woven landscape fabric or weed barrier
  • Space pins about 24″ apart along the edges and seams, closer in windy spots or loose soil
  • How many you need: roughly the roll's perimeter in feet divided by 2. A 6′ x 50′ roll takes about 56 pins, a 10′ x 25′ greenhouse floor about 35; the 100 count covers either with spares. Choose 500 or 1,000 for long runs, several rolls, or nursery rows

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Description

RSI Ground Covering Pins are the 6″ steel staples that keep ground covering fabric flat on the floor. Without them, edges lift and seams creep apart as you walk on the fabric and drag hoses over it; with a pin every couple of feet, it stays put for years.

Each pin is 6″ long and 1.25″ wide, made from American steel and thicker than the staples sold at hardware stores, so it drives straight into firm or rocky ground with a hammer or mallet instead of bending. Riverstone backs them with a 10-year limited warranty.

Space pins about 24″ apart along the edges and any seams. To estimate how many you need, divide the roll’s perimeter in feet by 2: a 6′ x 50′ roll takes about 56 pins, and a 10′ x 25′ greenhouse floor about 35, so the 100-count box covers either with spares. Pick the 500 or 1,000 count for long runs, several rolls, or outdoor nursery beds.

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