Fabrics & Films Capillary Mats CAPILLARY MATTING


475G - OUTDOOR PREMIUM Water Capacity: 5 Litres/m2 M047501 1m x 25m ................ M047502 2m x 25m ................


£103.50/roll £206.00/roll


350G - OUTDOOR STANDARD Water Capacity: 4 Litres/m2 M035001 1m x 25m ................... M035002 2m x 25m ................


250G - INDOOR Water Capacity: 3 Litres/m2 M025001 1m x 25m ...................


£71.00/roll £144.00/roll


£48.50/roll


Capillary matting is a low cost bonded non-woven material made from wool and acrylic fibres. The matting has evenly spaced layers that each act as a reservoir for water meaning crops and plants can soak it up on their own. This is


Plastic Polythene PLASTIC POLYTHENE


especially useful where watering may be less frequent. The capillary action is quite strong meaning a uniform covering of water to all areas of the matting. This non- toxic product is very easy to install, easy to clean and re-usable.


APPLICATIONS • Glasshouse benches • Nursery stock • Container growth • Retail display units


PLASTIC POLYTHENE CLEAR POLY01


2m x 100m................


£73.00/roll


PLASTIC POLYTHENE BLACK POLY02


2m x 100m................


£73.00/roll


APPLICATIONS


Our range of films includes clear and black plastic polythenes. These have multiple uses including low cost protective covering, weed control, greenhouse flooring and protecting


capillary beds. Available in 100micron poly in one size but others are available upon request. Please note the products are not UV stabilised.


• Protective covering for plants • Weed control


• Greenhouse flooring • Protecting capillary beds


T: 0117 966 9684 | F: 0117 923 1251 | E: info@tildenet.co.uk | W: www.tildenet.co.uk


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