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CCYKXA Protective Plant Cover, Frost-Proof Cover for Winter Plants, Translucent and Breathable, Securely Stitched Edges, Elastic Design, Sturdy and Durable, 100x40x45 cm

(£29.18/kg)
Sold by MISCOW

Product information

Description

Quality Frost Protection for Plants: This durable cover protects your plants from harsh winter conditions such as snow, frost, wind, dust, and excessive sun exposure. Ideal for gardens, terraces, and patios, it ensures your plants thrive even during the coldest months.

High-Quality Non-Woven Material: Made from premium polypropylene non-woven fabric, this cover is robust, reusable, and durable. Its breathable and translucent properties allow your plants to receive ample air and light while remaining protected.

Convenient Design with Elastic Drawstring: The base of the cover features a clever elastic drawstring for quick and secure installation. This thoughtful design ensures a snug fit, protecting your plants easily and effectively.

Easy to Clean and Maintain: Maintaining this cover is a breeze: simply rinse it with water, let it dry in the sun, and it's ready to use again.

Its sturdy construction ensures long-lasting performance. Perfect dimensions and elegant appearance: Measuring 100 x 40 x 45 cm, this plant cover is ideal for small to medium-sized plants. Its elegant beige color blends seamlessly with your garden or outdoor space décor, combining functionality and style.

Features

  • Brand
    CCYKXA
  • Environmental certification
    Glue Free label
  • Warranty
    1 year(s)
  • Pcs per pack
    1
  • Colour
    Beige
  • Intended use
    Outdoor
  • Material
    Polypropylene
  • Air Permeability
    Breathable
  • Water permeability
    Water-repellent
  • Weight
    500 g
  • ManoMano Reference
    ME207399074
  • MMID
    276090909023
  • Product code
    ML86185XYH
  • EAN
    9197582676769
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