FENCING AND BARRIERS TERRAM ROOTGUARD PLUS


Terram RootGuard Plus provides effective protection against root damage without harming trees or roots. Terram RootGuard Plus is a robust reinforcing fabric providing optimum protection for tree roots, the fabric is impermeable so is best used in applications that do not require free movement of groundwater. Ideally suited to rootball applications, Terram RootGuard Plus can also be used as a vertical barrier in urban tree planting.


Product Code Description 770ROOTG0150 Terram RootGuard Plus 1m x 25m


1-5 Rolls £87.50


6+ Rolls £78.00


RKO DELUXE PROTECTION NETTING


Made from high density polyethylene tapes and super strength monofilament to give superior performance in all climactic conditions, Tapenet is tear proof, rot proof, resistant to both the elements and pollutants. It is equipped with secure, easy-fix eyelets for easy installation.


Product Code 710ROKOL0400 710ROKOL0500 710ROKOL0600


Description


RKO deluxe and 50% shade with eyelets 0.9m x 50m* RKO deluxe and 50% shade with eyelets 1.2m x 50m* RKO deluxe and 50% shade with eyelets 1.8 x 50m*


Per roll £47.00 £57.00 £86.00


PALE FENCING


Still used commonly for temporary fencing for new plantings, or to cordon off areas from the public. Can also be reused.


Support by using timber stakes (see page 5) and secure with ‘U’ staples.


Product Code 710CHEST0100


Description Pale Fencing 1.2m x 9.1m - 2 wire 710CHEST0150 Pale Fencing 1.5m x 4.55m - 3 wire Most major credit cards now accepted


Per roll £41.60 £31.60


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