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2 Borders made of willow 30x60 cm I Flower bed border / Willow fence to border beds Lawn edge

Name: 2 Borders made of willow 30x60 cm I Flower bed border / Willow fence to border beds Lawn edge
Brand: AQUAGART
SKU: 1043388361
Price: 32.49 GBP
Availability: InStock

(£16.25/pcs)

Sold by Aquagart

Product information

Description

General description

Transform your garden with a structured, natural, and rustic look using the Aquagart Willow Fence. This durable and robust fence is perfect for ponds, flower beds, or herb gardens. Made from high-quality willow and hazel wood, it offers both aesthetic appeal and long-lasting performance. The pointed posts ensure stability, making it an ideal choice for various landscaping projects.

Technical specifications

Material: Willow

Height: 30 cm

Length: 60 cm

Durable and decorative design

Easy installation

Installation

No special skills required for installation; simply use a rubber mallet to drive the fence into the ground.

Elements can be easily connected to extend the fence as needed.

Usage

Ideal for creating borders around flower beds, ponds, or herb gardens.

Can be used for privacy or to separate different areas of your garden.

Available in various heights and lengths to accommodate uneven terrain.

Other information

Each willow fence is unique, combining functionality with a charming appearance.

Environmentally friendly product made from rapidly renewable resources.

Features

Brand
AQUAGART
Colour
Brown
Length
60 cm
Warranty
2 year(s)
Material
Willow
Height
30 cm
Interlocking
Yes
Weight
5000 g
ManoMano Reference
ME67676478
MMID
927395679356
Product code
1043388361
EAN
4251682556361

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