100 x Net Woven Sacks Logs Kindling Wood Log Vegetables Mesh Bags 60 cm x 42 cm / 15 Kg - Orange

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Rust may occur where new cuts are made if untreated steel is exposed. Protect with galvanised spray or paint Ensure that the posts are facing in the same direction and have been installed both straight and at the equal height. The mesh is relatively easy to handle. However, we would recommend that you use side cutters and wear gloves to protect your hands.

You also need to consider what you are growing. Does the plant do better in the shade or the sunlight? Assess the space that you have available against these criteria when deciding where to place them. Garden netting has a wide variety of uses, but its main purpose is to protect your garden and keep it looking as you’d like. Firstly, it offers protection against hungry birds looking to steal nuts, fruits, and veg. It can also protect your precious plants against vermin like mice and rats and cover ponds to keep their contents safe and prevent objects or animals from falling in. It can provide a shaded covering for common garden plants as well, and it also protects them against heavy winds. Dig a hole for inserting the post. The hole’s depth should be around one-third of the post’s length.To tailor your specific needs we can humbly boast a selection of different types of net bags. This includes leno bags or woven nets. Our leno woven bags are very robust and do not stretch. Not like some other types of mesh nets. Most importantly the mesh on all net bags allows the firewood logs to “breathe”. Put it in another term, allow evaporating moisture to exit through the bag's mesh netting. With most plastic polythene bags any evaporating moisture will not be able to escape. This is true for closed weave polypropylene bags too. Moisture stays trapped inside bag. In a short period of time this will show itself as unsightly mist and water beads. This shows on the inside of poly bags. It's really not good for presentation. This will have a negative effect on your firewood sales for sure. b) Strength Wrap the tension wire around the end post’s hole, and use a plier to secure it by twisting the wire’s end. This mesh is not very rigid, so you will be able to shape it fairly easily into a tunnel, around a tree or any area that you want to protect from smaller animals.

In case you’ve installed a tension wire, use cable ties to secure the mesh to it, leaving about 30-45 cm between each tie. The disadvantages are that larger structures are more suited to crops that do not rotate as you will have to move them each year. Also, you will need basic DIY skills and tools to make them.Fruit cages tend to be incredibly lightweight, which means that if they aren't secured properly, a stiff wind can take them away. However, if you are opting for a wooden structure, then you will need other tools like a hammer and nails and possibly a bit of DIY know-how .

So, a catio balcony enclosure is an ideal option. It is safer than netting and balcony fencing as it is completely closed in with a roof, and can’t be broken or chewed. You can relax knowing they are safe, and they can go out to watch the world go by whenever they want. If you have a size in mind or you have measured the space, then there is, in fact, no need to take a trip to your local garden centre. Pull the mesh tight and then fasten it to the second post using cable ties. Be careful not to over-tighten. Follow our step-by-step guide on how to build your own fruit cage from scratch. Expert advice from the UK's leading supplier of fruit cages. Get started here! If they will have access at all times, a flap is probably best – this way, you won’t be letting cold into your home by leaving the door open all the time!

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The way to dispose of your beech wood net is to cut off the metal clips (these aren’t biodegradable, though we are looking into alternatives) and put the net on your compost heap or in your council compost bin. Secure a piece of string between the end posts, then use a tape measure to verify that they have been installed at the same height. This is a wire cage that I assembled yesterday. There was some old netting that I was able to reuse from a defunct fence; this needed a length of about 4 m. Pallets are not that easy to get hold of, as I have found that builders merchants round here tend to be pretty tight and careful about giving them way, especially the more solidly built ones that you actually want. Still, the cost of the materials is close to zero. My concern is that this lightweight pallet will just decay over the course of a couple of years if left out in the open.