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48" x 3/4" Auger Stake

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sku: AS750X48

SKU:
AS750X48
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Product Description

48 Inch by 3/4 Inch Auger Stake with Double Helix for Maximum Ground Hold

48 Inch by 3/4 Inch Auger Stake tent anchoring hardware is built for applications that require extra holding power, especially in sand and loose soil conditions. This extended-length auger stake uses a double helix coil to mechanically engage the ground, helping resist pullout forces created by tensioned straps or ropes. It is commonly selected by event rental companies and professional install crews when standard straight stakes are not sufficient.

The longer shaft allows the stake to reach deeper, more compact soil layers while the double helix coil increases resistance against vertical and angled loads. Together, these features support more secure anchoring during event setup, use, and teardown in challenging ground environments.

Why Auger Stakes Matter in Loose Soil

Loose or sandy soil can reduce the effectiveness of straight stakes that rely mainly on friction. The auger design actively digs into the ground, creating a mechanical hold that helps prevent pullout. The 48 Inch by 3/4 Inch Auger Stake is designed for sites where added depth and coil engagement are necessary to maintain stability.

Key Features

  • Extra-long auger stake for enhanced holding power
  • Double helix coil engages soil to resist pullout
  • Designed for sand and loose soil conditions
  • Supports anchoring where straight stakes may fail
  • Suitable for professional event installation workflows

How to Use the 48 Inch Auger Stake

Step 1: Position the Stake

Place the bottom of the auger stake at the designated anchoring point. Press the stake into the ground until the metal coils reach the surface.

Step 2: Rotate into the Ground

Rotate the stake so the double helix coils dig into the soil or sand. Continue turning to allow the stake to advance downward and create a secure mechanical hold.

Step 3: Set Proper Depth

Install the stake until the top is less than 6 inches (152.4 mm) above ground level. Proper depth is essential to achieve the intended holding strength.

Step 4: Attach and Tension

Attach the tent strap or rope to the exposed portion of the stake and apply appropriate tension. Confirm the stake remains stable under load.

Step 5: Inspect and Monitor

Inspect the anchoring point before use and periodically throughout the event, especially if soil conditions change due to moisture or traffic.

Specifications

  • Stake Length: 48 inches (1.22 m)
  • Stake Diameter: 3/4 inch (1.9 cm)
  • Helix Size: 4 inches double helix coil (10.2 cm)
  • Weight: 7.5 lbs (3.4 kg)

Ideal For

  • Sand and loose soil installations
  • Applications requiring extra anchoring depth
  • Tent setups where straight stakes lack holding power
  • Event rental companies and professional install crews

Usage Notes

The 48 Inch by 3/4 Inch Auger Stake is intended for anchoring applications that demand increased holding strength. Always install auger stakes so no more than 6 inches remain above ground. Stake selection should be based on soil conditions, load requirements, and expected weather. Proper installation, routine inspection, and correct anchor choice help support safe setups, efficient teardown, and reliable performance across repeated event deployments.