Description
Product Description
Greenhouse Clamps made of Stainless Steel
Great For Garden Use
For gardeners, plants and vegetables are very important to them.
Especially during bad weather with strong wind and snow, you should need garden fabric (such as row cover or plant cover, or shade cloth), but good garden clips are also a necessary part of your garden. They can fix the garden fabric in place to extend the growing season.
Besides garden clips, they also be great food bag closure clips, clothespins, binder clips, photo clips, beach towel clips, etc.
We are sure they will become ideal accessories for you. We are sure they will be the ideal accessories for your greenhouse, vegetable garden, laundry room, backyard, bathroom, barn , kitchen and office, etc. You can use your imagination to try it.
Package includes:
120 pieces clips
Large Open Heavy Duty Greenhouse Clips
Size:
- Length: 2.16inches
- Width: 1.18inches
- Height: 0.4inches
- Diameter in closed state: 0.47 inches
- Maximum diameter in open state: 1.1 inches
Single clip weight:
- 0.2 ounces
Material:
Made of stainless steel. (Note: the spring part is not stainless steel.)
MULTI-USE Garden Clips
For Garden
Stainless Steel Greenhouse Clamps
They will be helpful to anyone who wants them for garden use.
Suitable for many hoops of different thickness.
Diameter in closed state approx 3/8”
Maximum diameter in open state approx 3/4”
can be adapted to many different sizes of poles, hoops, stands or pipes.
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Amazon Customer –
I would write a tome to cover all of the possible uses for these “garden clips” that have nothing to do with gardening!Stainless steel doesn’t rust. WhooHoo! So, using them outside is a no-brainer application. But, there are also many ways to employ these strong (but no so much that my 65 year old hands can’t use them), perfectly sized (for many situations) clips that never see the outdoors.I plan to use them to clip my watercolor paintings up on a few horizontal rods that I have on a wall in my art studio. I will use them to clip chip bags closed so they don’t lose their crispiness. I will use them to hang a dog’s name plate on the crate / kennel (I’m a breeder / trainer.) I will clip the names of the herbs I plant in spring to the pole or the planter.I’m going to use one in my bathroom to secure a loofa sponge on a rope to the top of the shower door.Come on…. the list can go on and on.They are a great buy – a really great buy, and being stainless steel, should last a good long while. I’m more than satisfied.
Tula HolicTula Holic –
I acquired these to use with garden netting to cover my grapes. Compared to the wooden clothespins that I had used previously; these have a lot of advantages. Being made of stainless steel, they will not weather and discolor like the wooden ones, as evidenced by my review photo of wooden clothespins after one season outdoors. My wooden clothes pins weigh around 8 grams each; these clips weigh only 5 grams each. Wooden clothespins often come apart, with the wood separating from the spring; these stainless-steel clips are riveted together such that they cannot come apart. New wooden clothes pins are more expensive, and take up much more room for storage (120 stainless clips came in a box that is 4” X 5” X 7”). Clearly, these stainless-steel clips are superior in every way to wooden clothes pins for this application.These clips have a strong spring, gripping the netting tightly. The rounded nose with closed sides is smooth and devoid of any edges or burrs that could snag or rip the fragile mesh netting or frost cloth. Overall, I am very pleased with these Cuxeedi Stainless Steel Greenhouse Clips, and I find the 120-pack to represent a good value. Recommended
SueLSSueLS –
These stainless steel clips are very handy for many uses. I have many fine mesh covers on my blueberry bushes to keep the birds from eating all of the berries. The mesh covers are good at stopping the birds however wind can blow the covers away. I have clipped the covers onto the branches using these clips with great success. Being stainless steel they don’t rust. I especially like that they open up to an inch wide so you can clamp it on to larger branches. The edges are not sharp so they do not rip the mesh but hold firmly onto the branches. I have also found that they work good for clipping cereal and chip bags shut. I also have used them on tarps to keep them in place. The springs are strong but not too difficult to squeeze. I think new uses for them will come up over time as needs arise, they are very handy and having 120 of them at a good price is great.
Chang Oh –
i like the strong closure of these clamps. i am using them to clip insect netting and sunshade fabric to my garden structures. if these aren’t truly stainless and start to rust, i’ll come back to modify my review, but for now, they are working really well.
pmp –
We can’t have enough of these in the garden. I’ve used them to snug up the mesh bags over my fruit bushes and to hold down the mesh over hoops covering my broccoli (by using the clips to attach the mesh to the sides of my metal raised bed as well as hold the mesh in place on the hoops). I’ve used plastic clips in the past but they fall apart after about one season. These metal clips seem pretty sturdy and grip well, I think they should last me a few seasons. A good price for 120 clips.
Paula G. CannonPaula G. Cannon –
I love these little clips, they are so useful in my garden. They are perfect for wrapping plants in bug mesh and completely securing it. I wrapped my grapes in fine mesh to keep Japanese beetles off and keep the deer from eating them to nubs and these clips secured all the rolled edges tightly and it now keeps everything off of them. They are nice and tight and the handles have holes, so you can put a hook or tie wrap through them. They work good for hanging signs or plant tags. They are good quality and very useful, this is a big box of them so you should have plenty for any use. Recommend
Woody-FoxWoody-Fox –
We are gardening with raised beds to help avoid sharing our produce with the local wildlife population. We finally settled on hoops and garden netting to cover our gardens.We found ways to hold down the edges to keep predators out, which also prevents various insects from getting in.These small clips are utterly awesome in holding the netting to the hoops and to upright pvc supports we have. They fit a variety of the upright hoops and are strong enough for multiple seasons. We’ve used these for years now and really like them.They arrive in a cardboard box clipped onto card stock in sets of 10. These things are awesome
Customer –
I’ve been using the same package of 100 clothespins for various projects and as chip / bag clips for over a decade. The most annoying thing is they separate and the spring goes flying. These are sturdy, stamped steel with a spring what won’t come loose. There’s enough of them to use for green houses or shades but I plan to leave some in various areas (pantry, garage, tool box, craft bin) for all the same uses I had for the wooden ones. The clamping force is a lot stronger and they have a lot of clearance behind the clamp area for small wood projects, attaching to hoops, or just as plain clothespins. Excellent!
JVTJVT –
I use a lot of plastic garden clips and they have done an acceptable job. However, now that I have started to use these stainless steel clips, I find they do a much better job securing garden mesh to fencing rods. The plastic ones have a looser grip. In addition, some of the plastic ones end up breaking during a season’s use; I expect these stainless steel clips will last multiple seasons.I will still use plastic clips to secure vegetable vines to cages because the stainless steel ones grip a bit too tightly. But no “stars” off for that. I am delighted to have found this product and give it 5* (I really like it).
citizen51 –
The stainless steel is smaller than I expected. However, the clip is made of quality material, the spring is very strong. I found this clip to be very good, multipurpose and I used it everywhere in my house.