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50 Ground anchor made of Beech wood I Wood Ground anchor Wooden post Fixing anchor

Name: 50 Ground anchor made of Beech wood I Wood Ground anchor Wooden post Fixing anchor
Brand: AQUAGART
SKU: 1035313628
Price: 53.42 GBP
Availability: InStock

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Product information

Description

General description

Natural fastening anchors made of beech wood from Aquagart. The Aquagart wooden ground anchors are made from FSC-certified beech wood, making them environmentally friendly and economical. These wooden ground pegs decompose along with natural fiber mats such as our jute and coconut mats, making them a fully biodegradable alternative to traditional steel ground pegs. The beech wood anchors are stable and robust, suitable for various soil types, and securely hold slope or bank mats in place, protecting young plantings from erosion.

Technical specifications

Cross-section: approx. 10 x 20 mm

Length: approx. 30 cm

Usage

Depending on the soil condition, approximately 3-5 pieces per square meter of the 30 cm long anchors are used for securing the fabric mats. The handling of the wooden anchors is simple; they can be easily driven into the ground. The crossbar provides a secure attachment for Aquagart coconut and jute mats, ensuring comprehensive natural and sustainable erosion protection.

Other information

Our products are manufactured according to German quality standards. We produce in Germany and use only high-quality materials for premium products. Aquagart offers high-quality products for garden and pond accessories. The suitable fabric mats made of jute and coconut, as well as other useful garden accessories, can be found in our shop.

Features

Brand
AQUAGART
Origin
Made in Germany
Weight
5000 g
Pcs per pack
50
Width
300 mm
Length
300 mm
Material
Wood
ManoMano Reference
ME59256261
MMID
260938125087
Product code
1035313628
EAN
4251682599948

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