Notched Erosion Control Stakes (24-Inch) | For Wattles & Silt Fence - USA

The Stake That Locks In and Won't Let Go

You know the feeling. You swing the mallet, and CRACK—another cheap stake full of knots splits in two. Or worse, after one heavy rain, you find your erosion wattle has slipped right off its stake. It's time to stop accepting failure as part of the job.

We engineered our Notched Erosion Control Stakes for one reason: to work, every single time. Built in the USA from hand-selected, knot-free Douglas Fir and featuring a game-changing Pro-Grip Notch, these are the last wattle stakes you'll ever have to second-guess.

How to Order

1. Choose how many wood stakes you would like to order.

2. Choose the Delivery Address Type from the four options below.

Option 1 - Standard Shipping

• This option is only available if you are ordering 300 stakes.

Option 2 - Commercial with Forklift or Dock

• Choose this option if your delivery address is a warehouse with a forklift or loading dock.

Option 3 - Commercial Address - Needs Liftgate (+$180 additional delivery fee)

• Choose this option if your delivery address is a warehouse without a forklift or loading dock.
• We will have the trucking company use a liftgate to offload the pallet from the truck to the ground. You will then be responsible to move this pallet to where you need it to go.

Option 4 - Non-Commercial Address - Needs Liftgate (+$320 additional delivery fee)

• Choose this option if your delivery address is a farm, home, or yard.
• We will have the trucking company use a liftgate to offload the pallet from the truck to the ground. You will then be responsible to move this pallet to where you need it to go.

Please Note: For freight options (2, 3, and 4), your location must be able to easily accommodate a 53-foot van.

Specs

• Material: Douglas Fir - USA
• Length: 24 inches (2 ft)
• Width: 2 inches
• Thickness: 1 inch
• Profile: Rectangular with Pro-Grip Notch
• Tip: Angled Chisel Point
• Packaging: 50 Stakes / Bundle
• Country of Origin: Made in USA

Features

• Proudly Made in the USA: Sourced and manufactured in the United States, these wooden stakes support American jobs and ensure consistent, reliable quality you can trust.
• Heavy-Duty Douglas Fir Construction: The superior strength of Douglas Fir resists splitting, cracking, and breaking, providing dependable performance on demanding job sites where flimsy pine stakes fail.
• The Pro-Grip Securing Notch: Our game-changing notch acts like a cleat, providing an unshakeable anchor point for wattle twine, erosion blanket netting, and garden trellis lines. Secure your project right the first time.
• Sharp Angled Point for Easy Installation: The precision-cut chisel point is designed to easily penetrate tough, compacted ground, including soil, clay, and gravel, saving you time and labor.
• Job Site Versatility: The ideal construction stakes for a huge range of tasks. Use them as silt fence wood stakes, survey markers, landscape stakes, and for bracing concrete forms.
• Eco-Friendly & Biodegradable: Leave a positive environmental impact. Made from 100% natural, untreated Douglas Fir, these stakes hold your erosion control materials in place and then slowly biodegrade over time, returning organic matter to the soil without leaving behind plastic or metal waste.
  

Faq

What are notched stakes used for erosion control?

Notched stakes provide a superior, mechanical locking point for securing erosion control materials. The notch securely grips the twine or netting of straw wattles, erosion blankets, and silt fences, preventing them from slipping up and off the stake under the pressure of water or sediment flow.

Why is Douglas Fir a good wood for erosion control stakes?

Douglas Fir is ideal for wood erosion control stakes due to its high strength-to-weight ratio and natural resistance to rot and decay. It's strong enough to be driven into compacted job site soil without splitting and durable enough to last through long-term projects exposed to the elements.

What is the difference between grade stakes and survey stakes?

Survey stakes are typically used to mark property lines, boundaries, or control points for a project layout. Grade stakes are used specifically to indicate the final elevation (grade) that the ground needs to be built up or cut down to. Our versatile stakes can be used for both purposes.