SleeperSecure Triple Sleeper Support Spike - A Perry - 4736

Its primary purpose is to provide robust support and stability for structures built with three layers of railway sleepers, commonly used for planters, garden edging, and retaining walls.

While it can physically secure single or double layers, it is purpose-designed for triple layers. For fewer layers, a different product or modification might be more appropriate to ensure optimal fit and stability.

It is available in a standard steel finish and a Stainless Steel (A2/304) finish. Stainless steel offers superior resistance to rust and corrosion, making it ideal for damp or exposed environments and providing extended longevity.

The number of spikes required depends on the length and height of your sleeper structure. It's generally recommended to space spikes at regular intervals along the length of the structure, typically every 1-1.5 meters, but consult your project's specific design for exact placement.

Yes, the extra shear angle and grip notches are designed to provide extra grip in various ground types, including clay and sand, helping to secure the spike effectively.

Position the spike against the triple layer of sleepers and drive it firmly into the ground using a mallet or hammer until secure. Ensure it is vertical and provides adequate support.

Please refer to the product packaging or the manufacturer's website (A Perry) for specific warranty details, as these can vary.

Ensure the ground is adequately softened (e.g., after rain) or use a heavier hammer/mallet. Pre-drilling a pilot hole may be necessary in extremely hard soil.

Verify that all spikes are driven to sufficient depth and are securely anchoring the sleepers. Check that the correct number of spikes are used per section as per project design.

Clean the affected area and apply a suitable metal primer and paint or a rust-inhibiting coating. Consider using Stainless Steel spikes for environments prone to moisture.

Ensure the spike is correctly positioned against the triple layer of sleepers. Check for any debris between the spike and the sleepers that might be preventing a snug fit.