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40 m Coconut fibre matting Winter protection Slope mat Coconut fibre mat 800 g/m² 0.75 m wide

Name: 40 m Coconut fibre matting Winter protection Slope mat Coconut fibre mat 800 g/m² 0.75 m wide
Brand: AQUAGART
SKU: 1039613362
Price: 239.57 GBP
Availability: InStock

(£5.98/m)

Sold by Aquagart

Product information

Description

General description

The 40 m Coconut fibre matting is an ideal solution for protecting your plants during the winter months. This versatile mat is designed to shield roots from cold temperatures, frost, and icy winds, ensuring that your plants survive the winter and thrive in the spring. Made from 100% biodegradable natural fibers, it is environmentally friendly and free from chemical additives, making it safe for your plants.

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 you wish to protect.

Usage

Provides winter protection for plant roots against cold and frost.

Improves growth conditions for young plants.

Protects crops from drowning and pests.

Acts as an excellent heat regulator and storage for plants.

Can be used for insulation of plant pots, covering beds, insulating small animal enclosures, wind and privacy screens on fences, and erosion control.

Features

Brand
AQUAGART
Width
0.75 m
Length
40 m
Biodegradable
Yes
Colour
Brown
Weight
40 kg
Type of mulching
Muclhing fabric
ManoMano Reference
ME89824452
MMID
508877569078
Product code
1039613362
EAN
4251682592130

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