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30 m Coconut fibre matting Winter protection Slope mat Coconut fibre mat 800 g/m² 0.25 m wide

Name: 30 m Coconut fibre matting Winter protection Slope mat Coconut fibre mat 800 g/m² 0.25 m wide
Brand: AQUAGART
SKU: 1039610751
Price: 60.79 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)

(£2.03/m)

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Product information

Description

General description

The 30 m Coconut Fibre Matting is an effective winter protection solution for your plants, shielding them from cold temperatures, frost, and icy winds. This versatile mat is made from natural coconut fibers, providing a sustainable and environmentally friendly option for plant care. It ensures that the roots in pots are protected from harsh weather conditions, allowing your plants to survive winter and thrive in spring.

Technical specifications

Material: Coconut fiber

Weight: 800 g/m²

Width options: 0.25 m, 0.5 m, 0.75 m, and 1 m

Thickness: 0.8 cm

Installation

The mat can be easily cut to size using sturdy scissors or a carpet knife.

Once the desired length is achieved, simply wrap the mat around the pots that need protection.

Usage

Provides insulation for plant pots.

Can be used to cover garden beds.

Serves as insulation for small animal enclosures.

Acts as wind and privacy protection along fences.

Can be utilized for erosion control and slope stabilization.

Other information

100% biodegradable and free from chemical additives.

Coated with natural latex to hold the fibers together.

Functions as a heat regulator and storage for plants.

Features

Brand
AQUAGART
Length
3000 cm
Width
25 cm
Material
Fibre
Colour
Brown

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