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OCM Round Steel Curb Stake with Holes
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OCM Round Steel Curb Stake with Holes
The OCM round steel curb stake pins wood or metal concrete forms to the grade on flatwork. Holes through the shaft let you face-nail or screw the form board directly to the stake for a tighter hold than driving alongside the board alone. Griff stocks it in two sizes, 7/8 in. x 24 in. and 3/4 in. x 18 in.; select a size above.
This is OCM's economy grade round stake: uncoated, construction-grade steel built for temporary concrete forming work, not for exterior or landscape-permanent use where corrosion resistance matters.
Features and Common Uses
- Round steel stake, drilled with holes down the shaft, available in 7/8 in. x 24 in. and 3/4 in. x 18 in.
- Economy-grade, uncoated construction steel, built for temporary concrete forming use
- Holes allow face-nailing or screwing the form board straight to the stake
Commonly used for:
- Securing wood or metal concrete forms to grade in flatwork applications
- Attaching screed bar holder clamps
- Surveying and string line guides
- Securing landscape timbers
Specifications
| Specification | 7/8 in. x 24 in. | 3/4 in. x 18 in. |
|---|---|---|
| Brand | OCM Inc. | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | SS87X24-RH | SS7518-RH |
| Type | Round steel stake with holes | Round steel stake with holes |
| Diameter | 7/8 in. nominal | 3/4 in. nominal |
| Length | 24 in. | 18 in. |
| Weight | about 3.67 lb per stake | about 2.01 lb per stake |
| Packaging | 10 per box (OCM) | 10 per box (OCM) |
Dimensions and weight are OCM's own published figures for each stake size. Source: OCM Inc. steel stake product line.
How to Install
- Set the stake against the outside face of the form board, spaced per your project's forming plan (commonly 3-4 ft. o.c. for flatwork forms).
- Drive the stake into the grade with a hammer or maul until it sits flush with or just below the top of the form board.
- Nail or screw through the form board into the stake, or through the stake's holes into the board, to lock the form on line and grade.
- Check the form for line and grade every few stakes and adjust before the pour.
- After the pour and form stripping, pull the stakes and reuse them on the next set.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the holes in the stake for?
They let you face-nail or screw the form board directly to the stake, which holds tighter than driving a plain stake alongside the board.
Can I reuse these stakes?
Yes. They are not consumed by the pour. Pull them after the form is stripped and reuse them on the next set.
3/4 in. or 7/8 in.?
7/8 in. holds better in hard or frozen grade and on longer form runs. 3/4 in. is lighter to drive and adequate for shorter, lighter flatwork forms.
Do you stock other lengths?
We stock 18 in. and 24 in. OCM's round stake line also runs 12 in. through 48 in.; contact us if you need a length we don't carry.
Is this stake coated or galvanized?
No. This is OCM's economy grade stake: uncoated construction-grade steel, meant for temporary forming use rather than exterior or landscape-permanent applications.