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Creating Landscapes is a new trade show coming to Capel Manor College in Enfield, London on the 25th and 26th October 2011. Entry to the show is free and here we recommend a few of the stands that we feel are definitely worth a visit.
The team behind Reach It! Move It! Crush It! will be rolling in to the Creating Landscapes Trade Show in October. The company supplies transportable soil screening and concrete crushing machines enabling landscapers to see how they can recycle materials that would otherwise be considered waste and create costs. Reach It! Move It! Crush It! are also distributors for the full Avant Tecno range of equipment, accessories and attachments. And if a project requires an access platform or scissor lifts, or with winter on the way you are looking at snow clearing equipment, then drop in on the Reach It! Move It! Crush It! Stand 615 at the show to find out how they can help.
www.reachitmoveitcrushit.com
With over 20 years expertise, Life Irrigation aim to provide you with the most efficiently designed irrigation system, using top quality professional products. As every garden is different, they will design and install an irrigation system that is tailor-made to your garden and your specific requirements. Post-installation, they offer all clients a bi-annual maintenance service to ensure the longevity of the irrigation systems they install. In addition, they are happy to provide technical support over the telephone as and when required. Life Irrigation is Water Industry Approved Installers (WRAS) and are members of the UK Irrigation Association (UKIA). Visit
www.lifeirrigation.co.uk or visit their stand,Stand 403
The team at Rapid Tractors will be demonstrating the safe methods and procedures involved when mowing a bank measuring over 45° with the slope more than 55° in places. Being shown in operation on stand at Creating Landscapes is a Rapid Euro and Rapid SM110 Mulching flail which is one of only a very small number of machines which are true banks tractors and designed to do the job safely. Rapid Tractors stress that such work can be done safely, calmly and without any issues as long as the correct equipment, built specifically for the job is used and that the operator is trained in the safe and correct operation of this
machine.Stand 402
www.rapidtractors.co.uk
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Henchman, who can be found at Stand 504, are a long standing and recognised name when it comes to hedge cutting and working at height in the garden. So their attendance at the Creating Landscape Trade Show in October is sure to interest landscape gardeners who want to increase productivity, yet ensure safe working conditions. The Henchman hedge cutting platforms come in a range of styles to suit individual job requirements, for example, tripod ladders are best suited for reaching into fruit or topiary tree canopies and awkward spaces. The ladders are manufactured in high grade aluminium, fully welded under ISO 9001-2000 conditions, and the team at Henchman are available to talk with customers about their individual requirement. But Henchman do not stop at platforms, the company is expanding into areas such as rain water harvesting and recycling, while they have developed the easy lift harness and a full UK built log splitter
range.www.henchman.co.uk
The sweeping, twisting forms of nature have inspired the work of sculptor Charles Westgarth, and you will get the chance to see more at the show. Charles will be exhibiting at the show in October and his work is sure to interest garden designers as some of his pieces are inspired by plant seeds and shoots. From his Hertfordshire studio, Charles has worked on both personal and commissioned sculpture with the majority of his work in bronze. He has undertaken a collection of corporate and public commissions including a pharmaceutical company, interior designers, and a school and in 2005 won a public commission for Ware town centre in
Hertfordshire.Stand 303
www.charleswestgarth.com
www.pro-landscaper.co.uk
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