6" Galvanized Circle Top Landscape Pins – 11 Gauge

Keep landscape fabric, weed barrier and geotextile exactly where you put it. Super Geotextile 6" circle top landscape pins are made from galvanized 11 gauge (2.9mm) steel and built for real job-site use: long runs of fabric, drainage projects, erosion control and everyday garden beds.

• 6-inch length – drives deep for a firm hold in most soils.
• 11 gauge (2.9mm) steel – thicker than the thin wire staples that bend on the first hit.
• Galvanized finish – helps resist rust so pins keep holding season after season.
• Circle top – wide head spreads the load so fabric stays put without tearing, and it’s easy to push and pull with gloves on.
• Bulk value – 100 pack for home projects, 1000 pack for contractors (about $0.15 per pin vs. $0.20 in the 100 pack).

What they’re used for

• Landscape fabric & weed barrier
• Woven and non woven geotextile (driveways, French drains, under rock and rip-rap)
• Erosion control blankets and straw mats
• Drip line and irrigation tubing
• Artificial turf and sod
• Garden netting, ground cover, pet fencing and chicken wire

Choose your pack size

Working in rocky or very hard ground? Step up to our 8 gauge extra heavy duty pins. Prefer a U shape? See our 11 gauge landscape staples.

How many do I need?

A common rule of thumb: one every 3–5 feet along the edges and down any seams or overlaps. On slopes, in windy spots, or under erosion blankets, go to every 1–2 feet. Example: a 3' x 100' roll pinned every 3 feet along both edges uses about 70 – so a 100 pack covers one roll with a few to spare. Always follow the fabric or blanket maker’s spec if one is given.

Installation tips

1. Lay the fabric flat and overlap seams.
2. Push or tap pins straight down through the fabric; a rubber mallet helps in hard ground.
3. Pin seams and edges first, then fill in the middle.
4. If a pin hits a rock, pull it and move it a few inches over.

Made to go with Super Geotextile fabric

We recommend these for our own woven geotextile, non woven geotextile and weed barrier fabric – add them to your fabric order so the whole job ships together.

FAQ

Pins or staples?
Both do the same job. Staples are U-shaped with two legs; circle top pins have a single 6" leg that’s easier to push and pull and holds fabric without tearing.

What gauge are these?
11 gauge (2.9mm) galvanized steel.

Will they rust?
They’re galvanized to help resist rust, so they hold up well in the ground and outdoors.

Will they work in clay or hard soil?
Yes. In very hard or dry ground, wet the soil first or use a rubber mallet.

Project guides

• How many landscape pins do I need?
• How to install weed barrier in flower beds
• Landscape fabric for raised garden beds