Tiger Stakes 30 inch × 1 inch — high alloy marquee stake for lighter positions and tipi anchoring

Yes — hard and compacted ground is where they earn their keep. The heat drawn point and high alloy steel hold tip geometry under hard driving, where mild steel bends. Ground with rock at shallow depth is a different problem: no drive stake beats an obstruction, so we'd point you at shorter stakes in a gang arrangement. See our hard ground anchoring guide for more detail.

Stake size depends on your structure type, ground conditions, and load requirements. The 30″ suits pole tents and lighter structures in good ground; the 36″–42″ range covers most clearspan and stretch applications; the 48″ and 60″ are for heavy loads, soft ground, and specialist anchoring. See the stake selection guide or use the stake calculator.

Tiger Stakes are sold individually — there is no minimum order. You can order as few as you need for a specific job or to top up your fleet. Trade buyers placing regular orders can discuss volume pricing with us directly — get in touch and we can talk through what that looks like for your operation and order frequency.

The 30″ (770mm × 26mm) Tiger Stake is ideal for pole marquees, frame tents, tipi structures, and smaller temporary installations in firm to good ground. It provides professional-grade hold where standard mild steel stakes of the same size would bend — and is a common choice for marquee hire companies running mixed structure types with lighter per-anchor loads.

Yes. EN 14960 specifies a minimum anchor diameter of 16mm and minimum length of 380mm. The 30″ Tiger Stake (26mm × 770mm) exceeds both dimensions. It is the most commonly specified Hogan stake for inflatable hire operators who need to demonstrate EN 14960 compliance during PIPA inspection. For a full breakdown of anchoring requirements and how to conduct a pre-event pull test, see our staking guide for inflatable hire operators.