TREE AND SHRUB SUPPORT STANDARD REINFORCED
RUBBERLOC® RUBBER BELTING
Our standard belt consists of a square woven nylon fabric coated with a very durable rubber, providing a total thickness of 2mm. The surface has a genuine anti-slip feature to minimise any movement against the bark. Remains pliable at all temperatures.
Product Code Code Description Each 10+ 50+ 100+ 720BELT0150 720BELT0650 720BELT0750 720BELT0950
S0 14mm x 10m £6.96 S1 24mm x 10m £7.90 S2 35mm x 10m £9.95
£5.94 £6.90 £8.95
£4.74 £3.54 £5.90 £5.60 £7.85 £7.55
S3 48mm x 10m £15.75 £13.50 £12.80 £11.20 RUBBERLOC® HEAVY DUTY
REINFORCED RUBBER BELTING Rubberloc®
heavy duty belting has an even stronger fabric and thicker coating of rubber, providing an overall minimum thickness of 3mm.
Product Code Code Description Each 10+ 50+ 100+ 720BELT0350 720BELT0360
PVC BELTING
Not to be confused with the harsh brittle PVC of yesteryear, our 2mm thickness belting is very subtle in texture, which expands a little as the tree grows - even in cold weather.
Product Code 720BELT0300 720BELT0400
EASY FIX BELTING
The 3mm thick Easy Fix belt comes reinforced around the pre-formed holes to prevent the strap from tearing or splitting around the fixing nails. The pre-formed nail holes make this product extremely easy to use as they grip the nails leaving hands free to hold the stake and hammer. Comes with 75, 25mm collars.
Product Code Description Width Length Price 720BELT0450
Easy Fix Belting 25mm c/w 75 collars
Description 25mm x 25m 38mm x 25m
Price £9.95
£15.94
H2A 35mm x 10m £14.95 £13.95 £11.95 £10.95 H3A 50mm x 10m £18.50 £16.50 £15.50 £15.00
25m £25.13 SHOP ONLINE AT
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TREE AND SHRUB PLANTING
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