NASH Titan Platform Pegs Set

Product Benefits

The NASH Titan Platform Pegs are stakes specially developed to securely fasten your bivvy, shelter or gazebo to wooden surfaces. Where conventional pegs slip or fail to grip properly, these platform pegs for bivvies provide a reliable anchoring solution, even on smooth or wet decking commonly found on waters developed for carp fishing.

Thanks to their low‑diameter screw thread, these pegs penetrate wood easily without requiring special tools. Simply screw them directly into the platform or pontoon to create a solid anchor. Their design limits damage to the support while offering exceptional holding power—ideal for extended sessions or changing weather conditions.

The molded T‑handle provides a secure and comfortable grip, even with cold or wet hands. This delivers a fast, effortless anchoring, much appreciated when you set up or break down your camp in the dark or in rain. The NASH Titan Platform Pegs integrate perfectly into a modern, practical fishing kit designed for convenience at the water’s edge.

Designed for carp anglers as well as all outdoor shelter enthusiasts, these pegs adapt to many uses: securing bivvies, awnings, reception tents or storage gazebos. They offer a durable, reusable solution far more reliable than improvised fastening systems.

Technical Specifications

• Screw‑in pegs for wooden platforms: steel threading allows direct screwing into decking, pontoons and jetties.
• Hardened steel construction: robust material built to withstand repeated stress and demanding outdoor conditions.
• Low shaft diameter: promotes easy penetration into wood while ensuring excellent holding strength for the shelter.
• Molded T‑handle: provides a comfortable, secure grip for easy screwing and unscrewing, even with wet hands or gloves.
• Wide compatibility: suitable for the majority of bivvies, fishing shelters, tents and gazebos with standard fixation points.
• Fishing‑specific use: optimized for carp fishing environments with wooden platforms or pontoons, but also useful for other outdoor activities.
• Available in multiple variants: several options available depending on needs, all based on the same screw‑in steel peg with T‑handle concept.

Advantages and Strengths

The primary advantage of the NASH Titan Platform Pegs lies in their concept: they directly address the problem of wooden, developed fishing platforms, increasingly common on modern waters. Where standard pegs struggle to hold, these screw‑in models turn the platform into a reliable anchor point for your bivvy.

The hardened steel construction ensures long service life. By choosing these screw‑in platform pegs for wood, you invest in an accessory capable of withstanding repeated setups and breakdowns across seasons. Their durability reduces the risk of deformation even with intensive use.

The T‑handle is a major field advantage. It allows you to screw the pegs firmly without additional tools, greatly simplifying installation. You save time and gain comfort while ensuring optimal shelter retention. For anglers arriving late at their swim or needing to quickly secure their bivvy against changing weather, this detail makes a real difference.

Finally, the NASH Titan Platform Pegs fit easily into your overall anchoring strategy: they complement other anchoring systems for soft ground. You thus have a specific solution for wooden platforms, enhancing the overall safety of your camp, gear and fishing comfort.

Usage Advice

To get the most out of these platform pegs for bivvies, start by positioning your shelter on the platform or pontoon, then identify the fixation points. Place each peg where desired and begin screwing by hand while applying slight vertical pressure to start penetration into the wood.

Then use the T‑handle to gradually screw in until the peg is firmly anchored. It is recommended to distribute several screw‑in pegs around strategic points of the shelter (corners, main guy anchors, wind‑exposed zones) to ensure maximum stability.

When dismantling, fully unscrew the pegs before moving the shelter to avoid stressing the poles or fabric. After each session, check the pegs’ condition: remove any residual dirt or moisture and let them dry before storing with your other carp fishing accessories.

On particularly old or fragile platforms, it may be useful to test the wood’s holding in an inconspicuous area before fitting the entire bivvy to ensure the surface can accept the pegs.

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FAQ

Question 1: Are these pegs reserved for carp fishing?

Answer: They were designed with the wooden platforms commonly used on carp fishing swims in mind, but they can also be used to secure other types of shelters or tents on wooden surfaces, provided the fixation points are compatible.