Ground Anchors Heavy Duty, Swing Set Anchor Kit 18 Inch 4 Pack Screw in Earth Anchors Trampoline Stakes High Wind Metal Auger Anchor for Shed Tent Carports Securing Animals Camping Mobile Home

Whether you're anchoring gardening structures, outdoor furniture, playground equipment, or camping gear, these sturdy ground anchors are worth trusting. Versatile designs like spiral and removable eye hooks make it a favorite among professionals and hobbyists alike. Swing set anchors exhibit unparalleled gripping power, whether in soft, loose sand or hard soil. With an 18-inch length, they penetrate deeper layers of the ground, providing stronger anchoring and load-bearing capabilities. They play a crucial role in adverse weather conditions like strong winds.

Removable Design: Easy to use & reusable.

Exquisite craftsmanship: Made of high-quality metal, solidly cast to ensure the stability and durability of the ground anchor.

Spiral blades: The 2.76-inch blades effortlessly drill into the ground, forming a strong anchoring point while ensuring stability.

Extended 18 inches: Each heavy duty ground anchor is 18 inches long, screw in deeper layers of the ground for maximum anchoring force.

Sharp tip: Help ground anchor easier screw in the ground.

4 pack ground anchor kit/8 pack ground anchor kit

1 piece 12mm T-handle wrench

1 piece 12mm power nut driver

Note: The cordless drill is not included in the package.

Suitable for various occasions

Whether you need reliable ground anchors to secure camping tents or shade structures on beaches, or set up tent for parties or events, fasten patio furniture, or set up pop-up garages, swing sets, sheds, trampolines, carports, gazebos, cabins, chicken coops, playground toys, slides, deer stands, awnings, temporary shelters, RVs, fences and fence posts, trees, vertical hammock frames, etc., our heavy duty ground anchors can complete tasks well, ensuring the stability and safety of structures and equipment under various conditions.

It is important to note that these ground anchors are not recommended for use in soil containing hard rocks or dense roots, as this could potentially damage the ground anchors or overload the drill. Therefore, when choosing to use earth anchors, be sure to carefully consider the condition of the ground and ensure the appropriate tools and installation methods are selected.