Grip-Rite Hot-Dipped Galvanized 9-Gauge Fence Staples (3,050 ct)
Steel
$149.99 /pack
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Fencing
Details & specifications.
From the maker · the maker’s description
Heavy-duty 9-gauge steel fence staples with hot-dipped galvanization for long-lasting rust resistance. Ideal for securing woven, welded, or barbed wire to wooden posts. Bulk 50 lb box with approximately 3,050 staples for large projects.
The rugged, refined staple for enduring outdoor structure
These galvanized fence staples bring a quiet strength to the landscape, anchoring wire with a confident, minimalist silhouette. The hot-dipped finish offers a subtle sheen while promising longevity in the elements. Style them with dark-stained posts and tight, clean wire lines for a chic ranch-modern edge. A dependable essential that elevates utility into lasting outdoor luxury.
Secure your fence with confidence—choose these heavy-duty, galvanized Grip-Rite staples for lasting performance.
- Material
- Steel
- Finish
- Hot-dipped galvanized
- Gauge
- 9 ga
- Crown Width
- 1/4 in.
- Leg Length
- 1-3/4 in.
- Pack Quantity
- Approximately 3,050 staples
- Package Weight
- 50 lb
- Intended Use
- Attach woven wire, welded wire, or barbed wire to wooden fence posts
Key features
- Corrosion Protection: Hot-dipped galvanized finish resists rust for extended outdoor durability
- Heavy-Duty Build: 9-gauge steel provides strong holding power in fence installations
- Optimized Size: 1/4 in. crown width and 1-3/4 in. leg length for reliable attachment to wood posts
- Bulk Project Pack: Approximately 3,050 staples in a 50 lb box for cost-effective coverage
Specifications are provided by the manufacturer. Brand names are trademarks of their owners.
Guide
Plan the run
- 1
Panels
Divide the run length by the panel width; posts go between every panel and at every corner, end and gate.
- 2
Gates
A walk gate is usually 4 ft wide; a drive gate 10 to 12 ft. Gate posts are often heavier than line posts.
- 3
Height
Check the local height limit for the yard the fence faces.
Yes—hot-dipped galvanization provides superior corrosion resistance for outdoor fencing.