🔍 Optimized for SEO: National Nail 50078 LB 1-1/4-Inch Fence Staple Review

They were extremely difficult to hammer into wood stakes and 2x6 boards. Many had a shorter pin or flat end. There were enough worthy ones to do our job. However, we will not buy it again or recommend it.

Nice, heavy duty brace for attaching wire fencing to timber frame fences. The ones used on the fence so far are a little longer and a little heavier than these but that was overkill and they are perfect.

They were extremely difficult to hammer into wood studs and 2x6 planks. Many had a shorter pin or flat end. There were enough worthy ones to do our job. However, we will not buy it again or recommend it.

Good heavy duty bracket for attaching a wire fence to a wood frame fence. The ones used on the fence so far are a little longer and a little heavier than these but that was overkill and they are perfect.

It's ok and the job is done. They're expensive for what they are and the quality is spotty. My horses lean against the railing to get onto the grass on the other side. They will appear no matter how they are installed or how many. Make sure they "spread out" by patting them down as this will give you the best grip.

railing bracket medium. On the plus side, the points are usually very sharp. Used it to repair an old barbed wire fence. Most fence staples have one side longer than the other, making it easier to tuck in (tuck in the longer side first). Unfortunately, they differ greatly - some have a longer side, some have the same length on both sides. They will do their job but be inconsistent in quality.