Ground Anchor

A ground anchor is a device used to secure structures, such as tents, fences, or retaining walls, to the ground. It typically consists of a metal rod or screw that is driven into the soil, with an attachment point for cables, ropes, or chains. Ground anchors are essential for providing stability and resistance to wind, erosion, or other forces that might cause a structure to shift or collapse. They are commonly used in landscaping to secure garden structures, trellises, or erosion control fabrics. Ground anchors come in various designs, including screw-in anchors, stake anchors, and plate anchors, each suited to different soil types and applications.