Windproof Stainless Steel Tent Pegs With Carabiner For Deck And Camping

These stainless steel tent pegs are shaped as a hook-style deck anchor with a tensioner and a carabiner, so a guy line can be tensioned and released without untying it. Each piece is 75mm long and 35mm wide and weighs 0.016kg, and the set is supplied in an OPP bag.

Where it is used

Deck anchoring is the main job. These stainless steel tent pegs are made for surfaces a straight peg cannot enter, such as wooden decking, gravel, hard-packed ground and terraces. The hook lifts the line clear of the deck surface, and the carabiner lets the line be clipped on and taken off instead of threaded through an eye. The same pegs are used for awnings, tarps, gazebos, groundsheets, gazebo tie-downs and camping tents, and they hold through rain and wind because the tensioner keeps the line tight as the ground softens.

How to choose

Material: stainless steel tent pegs are the standard build. A stainless steel and aluminium alloy version is also produced for buyers who want less weight per peg.

Ground type: for decking and gravel the hook shape is what matters, because stainless steel tent pegs with a long narrow shaft simply pull out. For soft ground the same peg still works if it is set at an angle.

Weight: at 0.016kg per peg a set of ten adds little to a pack, which is why stainless steel tent pegs are often chosen for hiking and for airline baggage limits.

Dimensions: the 75mm length and 35mm width suit a 4-6mm guy line. A thicker line needs a larger hook or it will slip off the tensioner.

Color and finish: silver is the standard finish. A powder-coated finish is also possible, though it wears faster than bare stainless steel tent pegs in abrasive gravel. Other colors are treated as customization and are quoted with a minimum order.

Quantity and packing: OPP bag packing is standard. Ordering ten pieces is the minimum, and mixed sets can be bagged together.

What to confirm before ordering

Whether your line is fixed to the peg with a carabiner or knotted, because stainless steel tent pegs are supplied with the carabiner included and a knotted line needs a different hook opening.

Logo requirements, since printing or stamping is treated as customization and changes the minimum order.

Season and storage: the pegs are rated for all seasons and stainless steel does not corrode in wet ground, but the tensioner spring should still be rinsed after salt-water use.

Warranty terms, which run 1 year against manufacturing defects.

Sample quantity, so you can test stainless steel tent pegs on your own decking before committing to a full order.

Questions buyers send us

Will the pegs mark a wooden deck? The hook sits on the surface, so a wear pad is worth using on softer decking.

Can the carabiner be swapped for a different clip? Yes, send the clip spec and it can be quoted.

How many stainless steel tent pegs do I need for a large tarpaulin? Count one peg per corner and one every metre along the edge.