Landscape Staples Driver 39 Sod Staple Driver - Ergonomic Staple

In this review the Landscape Staples Driver 39 sod staple driver is assessed as a practical tool for homeowners and landscapers who need a quicker, less strenuous way to install landscape staples. The main reason to consider it is simple: the 39 in length and hollow galvanized tube let users insert 1 in 11 gauge staples while standing, which protects the back and speeds repetitive work. For anyone laying fabric, erosion mats, bird netting or drip tubing, this driver aims to reduce kneeling and hand fatigue compared with hammering each staple.

Key Features

• Length and reach: The 39 in shaft prevents frequent bending and lets installers work upright to protect the lower back during long jobs.
• Magnetic head: Built-in magnets hold 1 in 11 gauge staples in place so you can position the tool and drive staples without dropping them.
• Ergonomic handle: A rubber handle provides grip comfort and control so repeated drives are less fatiguing than using a hammer.
• Galvanized construction: The hollow galvanized iron tube keeps weight manageable while resisting corrosion for outdoor use.
• Reusable installer head: Iron head and magnet assembly is durable and intended for multiple seasons of landscape work.

Who It's For

The driver is best for homeowners, gardeners and light commercial landscapers who frequently secure landscape fabric, erosion control mats, bird netting or soaker hoses and want to save time and avoid kneeling. It is also useful for anyone with back or knee sensitivity who prefers to work standing.

It is less suited for users who need to place larger 1.5 in staples or heavier gauge pins, since the tool is sized for 1 in 11 gauge staples and some customers report fit issues with different staple sizes. Those needing a variety of staple diameters should verify compatibility before purchase.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Reduces bending and protects the low back during repetitive staple installs.
• Magnetized head keeps staples secure for one-handed placement and faster work.
• Lightweight hollow galvanized tube balances durability and manageable weight.
• Rubber handle improves grip comfort during extended use.

Cons

• Designed specifically for 1 in 11 gauge staples, so it may not accept larger 1.5 in staples some users need.
• Some customers reported mixed results with grip and fit, so performance can vary with user technique and staple brand.

Specifications

Length	39 in
Outer diameter	25.4 mm
Tube wall thickness	2.0 mm
Compatible staples	1 in, 11 gauge
Handle material	Rubber
Tube material	Galvanized iron (hollow)
Head material	Iron with magnet

Our Verdict

The Landscape Staples Driver 39 sod staple driver is a sensible, work-saving tool for routine landscape fastening tasks. It offers clear value for people who install weed barrier fabric, erosion mats or drip tubing frequently and want to avoid constant bending. Buyers should confirm staple size compatibility, but for compatible 1 in 11 gauge staples this driver speeds installation and reduces strain, making it a good addition to a gardener's toolset.

Frequently Asked Questions

What staple size does it accept?
The driver is built for 1 in 11 gauge landscape staples and holds them with an internal magnet.

Is the shaft heavy to use for long periods?
The shaft is hollow galvanized iron so it is relatively light and designed for one-handed use while still being sturdy.

Will it work with larger 1.5 in staples?
Some users report fit issues with larger staples; the tool is specified for 1 in staples, so larger sizes may not seat properly.