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1 Borders made of willow 10x50 cm I Flower bed border / Willow fence to border beds Lawn edge

Name: 1 Borders made of willow 10x50 cm I Flower bed border / Willow fence to border beds Lawn edge
Brand: AQUAGART
SKU: 1043386460
Price: 17.49 GBP
Availability: InStock

Sold by Aquagart

Product information

Description

General description

Transform your garden with a structured, natural, and rustic look using the Aquagart Willow Fence. This versatile border is perfect for ponds, flower beds, or herb gardens, offering durability and strength. Made from robust willow and hazel wood, it features pointed posts that ensure stability. The fence can be easily installed without the need for professional skills, simply hammer it into the ground with a rubber mallet for a quick setup. With various elements that can be connected, you can expand the fence as needed, accommodating uneven terrain while maintaining a cohesive appearance.

Technical specifications

Material: Willow

Height: 10 cm

Length: 50 cm

Durable and decorative

Easy installation

Natural product

Usage

The Aquagart Willow Fence is ideal for creating boundaries in your garden, serving as a decorative element or a privacy screen. Its natural look complements various garden styles, making it suitable for nature gardens and cottage gardens alike.

Other information

The fence is available in 9 different sizes, allowing you to choose the perfect fit for your DIY project.

Each size is offered either as a single pack or in sets.

Every willow fence is unique, adding charm and functionality to your outdoor space.

Features

Brand
AQUAGART
Length
50 cm
Height
10 cm
Weight
5000 g
Material
Willow

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