8 x Vine Eyes Hammer In With Fixing Eyelet - 3 Inch (75 mm) You are invited to bid for 8 Metal - Hammer in Vine Eyes – Designed to secure climbing or tall plants against a wall, plants such as Roses Clematis Honeysuckle and many more. Simply hammer in eyelets and tie either garden twine or better again wire between the eyelets to hold plants securely against the wall and prevent them from falling over or wind damage. I have 5 climbing roses - clematis and honeysuckle secured against sandstone garden and house walls which allows the plants to grow strongly and without damage. Shipping (Post & Packaging) United Kingdom Shipping Royal Mail 2nd Class Standard = £0.86 GBP Royal Mail 1st Class Standard = £0.98 GBP International Shipping Royal Mail - Airmail Europe = £2.35 GBP (2.90 Euros) to Deutschland, España, France, Ireland, Italia, Nederland (Europe) Royal Mail - Airmail Worldwide = £3.42 GBP ($6.90 USD) for Other Currency Conversions Please Ask! to Australia, Canada, India, New Zealand, Singapore, United States, South Africa (Worldwide) * All the above prices are approximate and may vary slightly according to any Postal rate or currency rate conversion changes. Shipping costs are in line with the actual charges as made by the UK Post Office or Courier used and are within 20 pence (or the currency equivalent) either side of the figures above. I always endeavour to charge the actual Post Office rate or within 20 pence (or currency equivalent), unless otherwise started, this covers packaging. Weight of 8 x 3 inch vine eyes 128 gram (approx’) Payment is required within 7 days of close of auction by PayPal, Google Checkout, PPPay, Personal Cheque, Postal Order or Cash. Item will be shipped within 60 hours of receipt of cleared payment. Insured Shipping can be done at cost, if required on any transaction. Seller will not will not be responsible for loss or damage in transit. Post Office receipt ALWAYS obtained. INTERNATIONAL BIDDERS ~ payment only accepted via Google Checkout, PPPay or Paypal ! I will always combine shipping wherever possible at a reduced rate.