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Aquagart Willow mat 50 m x 100 cm I Privacy mat made of willow Natural privacy screen for gardens

Name: Aquagart Willow mat 50 m x 100 cm I Privacy mat made of willow Natural privacy screen for gardens
Brand: AQUAGART
SKU: 1045334483
Price: 629.24 GBP
Availability: InStock

(£12.58/m)

Sold by Aquagart

Product information

Description

General description

The Aquagart Willow mat is a natural privacy screen designed for gardens, balconies, and terraces. It provides an attractive rustic look while effectively shielding your space from prying eyes. This versatile willow fence is perfect for various applications, including around ponds, flower beds, or as a barrier for pets. Made from durable willow wood, it is both long-lasting and resilient, making it an ideal choice for outdoor use.

Technical specifications

Material: Willow wood

Height: 100 cm

Length: 5 m per roll

Wiring: High-quality galvanized metal wire

Installation

Easy to install with screws or metal staples on fence posts.

For corners, it is recommended to reinforce the posts.

Additional gate posts can be added for increased stability.

Usage

Can be used as a privacy screen, sunshade, fence, or to separate different areas of the garden.

Adapts to various terrains due to its wire connection.

Other information

Each willow mat is unique due to the natural variations in the material.

Environmentally friendly, made from rapidly renewable resources.

Features

Brand
AQUAGART
Colour
Brown
Material
Wood
Height
100 cm
Length
500 cm
Intended use
Outdoor
Type of screening
Privacy screen
ManoMano Reference
ME75842488
MMID
621382412014
Product code
1045334483
EAN
4251682546164

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