Where can I get this?

[overload]

Hi all,
I'm struggling to find this specific ground anchor and Google just shows me camping types which compared to the ground pin shown in the photo's are not up to the job.

The ground anchor/Pin/stake is a galvanized steel jobbie with a mushroom head and ,I think, serrated sides.

Any places where I can get these?!

Thanks to those who can point me in the right direction.

Regards, Nick.

 

[Ratty]

Have you tried looking at Mooring Spikes? What size is the one you have? What are you using it (them) for?

 

[overload]

The pin is a metre long (1000mm).

Use them for large marquees and have proved to be very effective for the job.

I'm not looking for alternatives. I want to find more of the same one!

 

[bigbadbugga]

Looks like a capped rebar to me,

 

[Ratty]

Some similar here but not the same, I reckon you might be better off getting someone to make them. Btw, I think it's 'ribbed' rather than 'serrated'.
Ah..try here, they make to order. If they don't do galvanised it would be easy enough to get that done later. Or....maybe a forum member can make them for you

 

[Lewis Medlock]

Looks like a capped rebar to me,

Ditto

 

[slim_boy_fat]

My first thought too.

 

[overload]

Some similar here but not the same, I reckon you might be better off getting someone to make them. Btw, I think it's 'ribbed' rather than 'serrated'.
Ah..try here, they make to order. If they don't do galvanised it would be easy enough to get that done later. Or....maybe a forum member can make them for you

Great find sir!! Interesting, I had no idea Ansell was making marquee stakes!!

 

[Welderpaul]

If your not already sorted, we have had similar things made from Brookes forgings. They will supply them exactly as your picture. Basically they will cut rebar to length, heat the end, then bash it to form the rounded cap. They will provide them galvanised if you wish.

PS Ratty's not a fella

PPS Its 'deformed' bar, not ribbed, or serrated

 

[scarecrow]

gas torch' vice' big hammer' and your sorted
looks like the bar they used for tying shuttering

 

[Pete.]

It's not diwydag bar (for shuttering) as there's no thread on it. It's just plain old rebar with a wedge and head formed either end.