WOHOHOHO 100 Weed Control Membrane Pegs & Buffer Washers with Pick Hook and Black Hammer
Product description
What it is (and what it’s for)
This WOHOHOHO peg set is a practical bundle for anyone laying down weed barrier fabric for landscaping, turf, or edging work. Instead of treating “pegs” as an afterthought, it pairs the U-shaped artificial grass-style staples with plastic buffer washers, plus the small extras that make installation less fiddly: a pick hook and a black garden hammer.
On paper, it’s aimed at fixing weed control membrane and similar ground fabrics securely so they don’t shift when you walk over an area, fit artificial grass, or tackle garden edging. If your current approach is improvised (or you’ve ever ended up re-positioning fabric because something slipped), having the right fastening kit matters more than you’d think.
Key features that affect installation
The pegs are described as being sharp at the bottom and designed with varying heights. That combination is specifically about speed and drive: you can position the peg, then hammer it in without too much wrestling. In the same bundle, the set includes plastic weed cover gaskets/buffer washers. Those are there to help create a more robust fix and to reduce wear and movement where the peg passes through fabric.
Also included is a pick hook. The sensible idea here is simple: if you’ve ever had to “thread” or re-seat parts awkwardly, a hook can reduce the frustration of sewing in the wrong position (or at least that’s the intended outcome).
A small limitation to keep in mind: the time claim in the description (“the whole process can be completed in 10 seconds”) depends heavily on your soil type, fabric alignment, and how often you’re adjusting. It’s not something to expect consistently in every garden scenario.
Materials and durability (stainless steel vs. typical spikes)
One of the more convincing points is the stated material choice. These membrane pegs are described as being made from premium stainless steel, unlike other galvanised landscape spikes. Stainless steel is generally better at resisting corrosion and rust, which matters outdoors where rain, moisture, and long-term exposure are the norm.
If your goal is a set you can leave in place under turf, weed barrier fabric, or landscaping edging, this durability angle is what justifies paying attention to the fastening hardware rather than grabbing whatever looks similar.
Where it fits best in real garden projects
This set is listed for a broad range of ground-fixing uses, including landscape fabric, weed barrier, garden edging, hose fencing, lawn edging, geotextile, turf and similar materials. Because it’s a large peg quantity plus washers, it’s most likely to make sense when you’re covering a decent area rather than doing a small patch.
A micro example: imagine you’re laying down weed barrier fabric before installing garden edging or artificial grass. You pull the fabric tight, then hammer each peg through the fabric with a washer underneath. As you go, the hook can help you nudge or correct a section so the fastening lands where you intended, instead of fighting with misalignment.
What stands out vs. simpler fastening options
If you’ve used basic staples, screws, or mixed hardware before, the difference here is the “system” approach: pegs + buffer washers + tools for placement and driving. That can reduce the two common pain points with weed barrier installation: tearing/wear around the fixing point and fabric shifting after the fact.
The trade-off is that you’re committing to this specific kit and its method. If you already have a favourite fastening style or you’re working in a very constrained area with awkward access, you may not use all of what’s included.
Key points to check before buying
Because the product description focuses on use cases rather than detailed measurements, it’s worth checking the basics before you commit: - Whether your weed barrier fabric (or geotextile/turf underlay) is the kind you can reasonably pierce and pin in your planned layout. - How your ground feels: compacted soil vs. looser soil will change how easy it is to drive pegs. - Whether you need this volume. A bundle with 100 pegs (and matching washers) is great for larger jobs, but you might not want it for tiny repairs.
Pros
- Stainless steel pegs are positioned as more resistant to corrosion and rust.
- Includes buffer washers/gaskets to help reinforce the fix through fabric.
- Comes with a pick hook and black hammer, so you’re not hunting for tools mid-install.
- Broad listed use across landscape fabric, weed barrier, geotextile and turf-adjacent projects.
Is it worth it?
Worth considering if you’re laying weed barrier fabric or similar landscaping ground layers and you want a more complete fastening kit (pegs plus washers plus hammer and hook) rather than improvising. It’s especially sensible for covering a larger area where speed, consistent fixing points, and reducing fabric movement become noticeable.
You may want to skip it if your project is very small, you already have compatible pegs/fasteners you’re comfortable driving into your soil, or you’re dealing with a setup where pinning the fabric isn’t practical. Also, if your ground is particularly hard or uneven, keep expectations realistic—any peg set can become slow work when conditions fight you.
Mini FAQ
Will the pick hook help during installation?
It’s included to make it easier to adjust positioning and avoid sewing/placing things in the wrong spot, at least based on the intended use described.
Are the buffer washers/gaskets necessary?
They’re part of the bundle for a reason: the description suggests they make installation more robust and help with how the peg interacts with fabric.
Is this suitable for different landscaping materials?
The description lists applications such as landscape fabric, weed barrier, garden edging, hose fence, geotextile and turf, so it’s aimed at general ground fabric fixing.
What kind of job suits this best?
A larger installation where you’re placing many fixing points, rather than a one-off patch, tends to match the scale of a 100-peg bundle.