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Housses d'hivernage,Plante Housses Protection,Housse Protection Plante Hiver,Voile d’Hivernage avec Cordon de Serrage et Zipper,Non-Tissée 80g/m²,Résistant aux UV,Réutilisable 180x120cm Beige

£30.60
Of which environmental contribution £0.01 including VAT.
Sold by Tinor-GB

Product information

Description

Improved and Thickened Materials: Our winter plant covers are made of improved and thickened non-woven fabric, which is lightweight and breathable. It perfectly protects plants from wind, frost, rain, snow, and pest infestations, does not block sunlight, and promotes healthy plant growth.

Tear-Resistant and Reusable: Our plant protection covers, made of 80g thick non-woven fabric, are easy to clean, dry quickly, and can be reused every year. They are UV-resistant and have extremely high wear and tear resistance.

Special Design: We have designed a convenient zipper and drawstring closure. The metal zipper is more durable and smoother than a plastic zipper, and the winter cover bag is easy to place over the plant.

The bottom opening has a special drawstring design, which can be securely attached to the tree trunk or flower pot by pulling the cord. Widely used: These plant protection bags are widely used to protect roses, palm trees, olive trees, balcony plants, potted plants, vegetables, small trees, shrubs, and other plants. The outdoor plant winter cover can fully protect plants from adverse weather conditions such as wind, frost, rain, and snow, as well as from birds and pests. Ideal size: The size of the winter cover is 180 x 120 cm, suitable for most trees and potted plants such as flowers, vegetables, and potted plants to protect them from frost. If you have any questions, please contact our customer service. We will do our best to provide you with satisfactory service.

Features

  • Brand
    TINOR
  • Colour
    Beige
  • ManoMano Reference
    ME239621425
  • MMID
    940237948699
  • Product code
    TIN-08084
  • EAN
    3792895476134
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