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Upgrade your gardening game with our durable PE plant cover, which keeps your plants protected from the elements while boosting their growth potential.

  • Durable and water-resistant material: The plant cover is made of polyethylene, and the edges have nylon cords, making it water-resistant, durable, and long-lasting. With a transparency of about 70%, you can check the covered object without having to remove the plant cover.
  • Practical eyelets: The plant cover is equipped with eyelets at four corners and along the edges for easy fastening. The distance between each eyelet is approximately 100 cm.
  • Wide applications: Ideal for a variety of garden setups, including greenhouses, garden beds, and plant covers, offering versatile protection for all your gardening needs and also can be used to cover shelves for your needs.
  • Easy to store: This plant cover is easy to fold down to a compact size for easy storage in small areas or carrying out.
  • Colour: Transparent and black
  • Material: PE (Polyethylene)
  • Size: 1 x 5 m (W x L)
  • The dimensions have a tolerance of ±3%
  • Distance between eyelets: 1 m
  • With aluminium eyelets at four corners and along the edges
  • With plastic corners
  • Edges with black nylon rope
  • Weight: 140 g/m²
  • Thickness: 0.1-0.12 mm
  • SKU: 3308680

 

EU responsible party

Haba Trading B.V. 

Mary Kingsleystraat 1 5928SK Venlo The Netherlands

Compliance-safety@vidaxl.com

Features

  • Brand
    VIDAXL
  • Warranty
    2 year(s)
  • Pcs per pack
    1
  • Colour
    Transparent
  • Intended use
    Outdoor
  • Width
    100 cm
  • Length
    500 cm
  • Material
    Polyethylene
  • Weight
    700 g
  • Plants protection type
    Horticultural fleece
  • ManoMano Reference
    ME93060561
  • MMID
    222410812320
  • Product code
    8721158398499
  • EAN
    8721158398499
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