Network opening width: 2 m
Network length: 50 m
Weight: 30 g/m2
Network material: polypropylene (PP) with UV treatment
Network opening density: 16 mm
Opening size: 16 x 16 mm
Breaking strength: yes
UV filter: yes
Network construction: reinforced with fabric overlay
Roll size: 2 x 50 m
IDEAL FOR GARDENS
The rodent net is one of the most effective solutions for rodents that appear on the surface. The material of the network is environmentally friendly, so you don’t have to worry about the soil or plants in your garden.
ADVANTAGES OF THE NETWORK:
- High-quality material
- Appropriate network opening distance
- Solid construction
- Environmentally friendly and safe for animals
- Resistant to corrosion and decomposition
- Lasts for many seasons
- Protects the garden from mice
- Grass grows and roots grow freely
- No animals are harmed by the net - no animal is trapped or killed
The specially adapted network size of 16 x 16 mm ensures that no pest can tear the net. As a result, plant roots are protected and the soil maintains its solid structure. The net is ideal for pavilions or gardens, to prevent rodents or mice from damaging the plants.
HOW TO SUPPORT THE NET?
Before preparing the area to prevent pests, you should dig about 10 cm of soil. Spread the net evenly over the prepared surface and then place the bases inside the net. When the area to be protected is large and the network openings need to be connected, it is better to overlap by 10-15 cm. Once you put the bases, this will ensure that the net does not move. The soil left from the excavation should be placed on the mesh and then compressed.
Color: Black
- Properties
- Ground Cover
- Hood
- No
- Density
- 30 gr/m²
- per Meter
- No
- Colour
- Black
- Square Meters
- 100 m²
- Material
- PP (Polypropylene)
- UV Stabilization
- Yes
- Dimension
- 50x2 m
- Weaving
- Mesh
Important information
Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.