EiCircular 15.5” Stepping Stones with Ground Stakes - Home or Garden Step Stones for Outdoor Walkway or Pathway Pavers - Resin Material (8, Light Grey Stone)

Easy to assemble and they look great.

We wanted to be able to walk around our clover lawn without crushing the clovers/ flowers. These worked perfectly! They were easy to put together. I would recommend waiting until after a good rain to put them in your yard so the ground will be soft, since it's easy to potentially bend/ break the plastic where the stakes attach to the stepping stone. They look great, and now we can walk around our yard more easily.

Decent looking plastic stepping "stones" that use stakes to secure themselves into the ground. Your results may vary given your local soil conditions. In my case, one broke when being placed into the ground due to the horrible clay substrate. The spike was pushed upward into the paver, which caused a stress crack. That in mind, if you're willing to do a little prep and are okay with these not having the mass of actual stone they do seem to hold up to the elements and foot traffic well.

I regret buying them. They were expensive! And they feel and sound cheap when you walk on them. I also had trouble getting the stakes on, and had trouble getting them into the dirt. So just set them on top. Kinda wish I would have just gotten real cement stones…. But I threw away the box, guess I’m keeping them.

These stepping stones are just what we needed in an area where new mulch was put down. This particular mulch is very dark and stains even your hands if you touch it:-( So in an effort to keep feet from tracking it into the house, we put these down by the outdoor hose bib. They are wonderfully helpful! Easy to put down, they stay in place, and wash off nicely, not like concrete steppers. Would definitely recommend.

Putting these together, make sure you remove all the extra plastic residue remaining when you break the little spikes off of there, where it supposed to go, I found it often left a little bit of that thick plastic, and I just had to jiggle it out of place, then I sat down at the dinner table set it on a folded towel up and in a slight circular motion, push downward, and found they snap together really easy. Outside I laid them upside down first to get the distance and spacing right and then one by one I would turn them over and gently press equally also in a circular motion, the spikes into the ground and found they went in rather easy. They look terrific and very much mimic Stone, they feel good under your feet. Perfect for what we needed without having to haul heavy stones or ready the area. Recommend

I bought these for a garden path. Despite being well-seated in the soil, they are flimsy and unstable, and make a hollow plastic sound when you walk on them. The anchor legs are equally flimsy, and prone to breaking during installation and use. I tried them for a month in my side yard, but no only did their instability nearly caused me to fall a couple of times, they just look tacky… and sound plasticky as if you were walking on trashcan lids. Horrible product.

I’ve been looking for circular, lightweight stepping stones for a long time. Although these are “faux” stone - and lightweight - they’re constructed in a way that makes them resilient. The underside is kind of hollowed out, so the mud in my flower garden pushes inside them and makes them strong and allows a person to walk easily on them.