48-Inch Wooden Stakes | Made in USA

The Professional-Grade Stake for Every Project

Stop wasting money on cheap pine stakes that often have over 60% less wood than advertised and can fail after just one season. Our 48-inch wood stakes are a smarter investment, crafted from solid, American-grown Douglas Fir to provide dependable, multi-season performance.

Each stake is precision-cut with a sharp, angled point that drives easily into hard ground, saving you time and effort.

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Shipping & Delivery Info.

Every order includes free shipping. Your product price varies by delivery region, with the lowest delivered prices available closest to our Southern California warehouse.

Regional Pricing

• Southern California Lowest delivered prices
• Northern California, Arizona, Utah & Nevada Next best pricing
• Oregon, Washington & Colorado Additional regional savings
• All Other States Free shipping is still included

Delivery Requirements

• A forklift and pallet jack are required onsite to unload pallet orders.
• Deliveries are made using a 53 ft dry van.

Additional fees may apply if unloading equipment is unavailable or if a 53 ft dry van cannot safely access the delivery location.

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Specs

• Material: Douglas Fir - USA
• Length: 48 inches (4 ft)
• Width: 2 inches
• Thickness: 1 inch
• Weight (per stake): 32 oz (2 lbs)
• Profile: Rectangular
• Tip: Angled Chisel Point
• Packaging: 25 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 inherent strength of this native wood resists splitting and breaking, providing dependable performance on demanding job sites where flimsy pine stakes fail.
• Naturally Rot & Insect Resistant: Douglas Fir has a natural resistance to decay and insects, making these stakes ideal for long-term outdoor use where they will be exposed to the elements.
• 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.
• Heavy-Duty Tree Support: The professional 4-foot length is ideal for staking newly planted trees, providing the critical stability needed to protect them from wind.
• Superior for Fencing & Deep Anchoring: Perfect for building small garden fences and trellises or for projects in loose soil that require deep and secure ground anchoring.

Primary Applications:

• Staking newly planted trees to protect from wind
• Building small garden fences and heavy-duty trellises
• Deep anchoring for silt fences or markers in loose/sandy soil
• Creating sturdy property and boundary markers
• Heavy-duty construction bracing and layout
  

Sandbaggy Stakes

Build with confidence using Sandbaggy’s full line of landscaping and construction stakes. From wood and rebar stakes to heavy-duty concrete forming stakes, we carry over 45 different types and sizes to fit virtually any project.

Designed for strength, stability, and ease of installation, our stakes perform in even the toughest soil conditions. With more than 350,000 stakes distributed nationwide, Sandbaggy has become a trusted choice for landscapers, contractors, and construction professionals who demand reliable performance on every job.

Faq

What makes Douglas Fir a good wood for stakes?

Douglas Fir is an ideal material because it's a strong, durable wood that resists splitting and breaking when driven into tough soil. It also has a natural resistance to rot and insects, ensuring the stakes last for multiple seasons in outdoor conditions.

How do you drive stakes into hard ground?

For very hard or rocky soil, create a pilot hole first using a piece of rebar and a sledgehammer. For moderately hard ground, wetting the area with water can help soften it. Always use a rubber mallet or hammer for best results, driving the stake in with firm, even strokes.

How do you properly stake a new tree with 48-inch stakes? 

For a new tree, use two 48-inch stakes placed on opposite sides, just outside the root ball. Drive them about 18-24 inches into the undisturbed ground until they are firm. Use wide, flexible tree straps to loosely connect the trunk to the stakes, allowing the tree to sway slightly, which helps it build strength.