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2.5x6m Greenhouse Tunnel Hoops, Greenhouse Hoops, Plant Growing Tunnels, Garden Shed Supports, Fiberglass Grow Frame for Gardens
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Product information
Description
Durable and Stable: Our garden hoops are made of high-quality fiberglass, which is strong and stable, has good flexibility, and will never rust. The connectors are made of galvanized steel and will not rust. These parts can be used season after season. DIY Garden Hoops: You can combine several hoops to create your own grow tunnel and use clips to attach the greenhouse cover. Grow plants, seedlings, herbs, or flowers on a garden trellis in any season. Protect Your Plants: Designed for plant cover, frost protection, and greenhouse use, it provides an ideal environment for seedlings to germinate and grow quickly. It also protects plants from frost, birds, or strong sunlight. It can be used with shade netting, thermal insulation films, etc. Easy to Install: The bottom of the garden tunnel is designed with pointed ends. They can be easily inserted into the ground, neatly stored, and covered with garden netting. For gardening enthusiasts: these durable garden hoop planting tunnels are sturdy and easy to insert into the ground for indoor and outdoor use. They make a great gift for gardening lovers. Note: The data is measured manually; please allow for an error of 1 to 93 cm. Due to differences in lighting and screen settings, there may be some color variation; please refer to the actual product received.
Features
- BrandSIOKS
- Pcs per pack1
- ColourWhite
- MaterialFibreglass
- Type of greenhouse accessoriesHolder
- ManoMano ReferenceME223255653
- MMID980171079343
- Product codeYXCP-29058
- EAN6963497178932
Advice from
How to secure your greenhouse
If you want to avoid your greenhouse blowing away in the wind, you will have to make sure it is properly anchored to the ground. There is a range of available fixing options including concrete slabs, ground anchor plates, base plates or screw anchors. Read on to find the right method to secure your greenhouse!
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