ABP - Small locking ring for driveway grille
For new lawn or gravel.
Delivery Options
| Carrier | Description | Estimated Delivery | |
|---|---|---|---|
![]() | Mail Boxes - 2 giorni | This courier delivers within 48 hours from the moment we entrust the products to him. | Tuesday 25 August - Wednesday 26 August |
![]() | Poste Italiane - 2 giorni Italia | This courier delivers within 24/48 hours from the moment we entrust them with the products. | Tuesday 25 August - Wednesday 26 August |
![]() | Poste Italiane - 3 giorni punto di ritiro | This courier delivers within 24/72 hours from the moment we entrust them with the products. | Monday 24 August |

Carrier: Mail Boxes - 2 giorni
Description: This courier delivers within 48 hours from the moment we entrust the products to him.
Estimated delivery:
Tuesday 25 August - Wednesday 26 August

Carrier: Poste Italiane - 2 giorni Italia
Description: This courier delivers within 24/48 hours from the moment we entrust them with the products.
Estimated delivery:
Tuesday 25 August - Wednesday 26 August

Carrier: Poste Italiane - 3 giorni punto di ritiro
Description: This courier delivers within 24/72 hours from the moment we entrust them with the products.
Estimated delivery:
Monday 24 August


The ABP anti-lock ring from Plastiche 3F guarantees stable and safe anchoring.
Recommended for locking GC 58V driveway grates, however, compared to the ABG model, the ABP ring includes a vertical pin that is planted in the ground to act as an anchor.
It is used on construction sites where the lawn is sown from scratch or where the base is made of beaten earth and structural stability is required.
The ABP stake is driven into the ground and prevents the grid from moving.
It holds the structure in place during the lawn's initial growth phase. The grass thus grows around the pin and cements the paving naturally.
It makes assembly extremely simple as it snaps onto the grid connection nodes.
The ABP stake is made of recycled and regenerated high-density polyethylene. It is resistant to acids, mold, and sunlight.


