Tree Guards / Tree Shelters - Continental Fine Mesh

Continental Fine Mesh Tree Guards / Tree Shelters - Economic and Stretchable

STRONGER THAN SOME LOOKALIKES!

DON'T BE FOOLED BY NON-STRETCHABLE LOOKALIKES!
STRETCHED TOPS ARE NEEDED

Large 120mm diameter preformed polyethylene (140grams/Lm for 1.2m)
Green, flat packed for ease of transport - lower carbon footprint
Better weed control than tubes - herbicide kills weeds within our Continental Fine Mesh tree guards & shelters
Visually pleasant - wind resistant
Bird friendly (songbirds can climb mesh walls)
Greater ventilation for stronger stems, no water entrapment

TRIED AND TESTED SINCE 1996!

Photo showing breakdown of Continental Mesh Tree Guard / Shelter on a Wild Cherry.
Stake in place but no tree damage.

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CONTINENTAL FINE MESH TREE SHELTERS Not including ties. Including Delivery.
	For Conifers, Beech & Shrubs 100 per bag		Broadleaved Deer Protection 100 per box
Quantity	60cm	75cm	1.2m	1.5m
200 +	60p	75p	101p	126p
300 +	55p	69p	99p	124p
500 +	49p	61p	93p	117p
1,000 +	42.5p*	53p*	87p	109p
1,600 +	40.5p*	51p*	79p	100p
3,200 +	39p*	49p*	77p	97p
4,800 +	Please ask for quotation

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our Staple Guns.

* One Staple Gun included for orders of 1,000 or more of 60cm or 75cm shelters only
Ask for reduced price if no gun required.

Fixing:
60cm Shelters: support with two canes 3ft 14/16lb or 16/18lb. Staple into canes using our specialist staple gun. 75cm: Use two 3ft 6" 16/18 or 4ft 22/24 canes.

1.2m and 1.5m Shelters: Use 1.35m, 1.5m, 1.65, or 1.8m 32/32mm internal stakes and staple using R34 staple gun. Stakes must not be lower than 150mm below shelter top!



Continental expanding and breaking apart naturally with no damage to the tree even though the stake has not been removed.

Note Also:
• We recommend the use of ‘Balance’ fine mesh tree guards / shelters with a solid bottom if rabbit density is high, for greater protection.
• Stakes placed inside shelters should be removed prior to stem touching the stake and being damaged.
• These shelters will photodegrade in time, but this will depend on UV penetration and sunlight over a number of years. The shelters will gently stretch once under pressure. If, however, sufficient degradation has not occurred when the net has been stretched to its limit the tree shelter may need to be removed prior to damage to the tree occurring.
• If high populations of deer, especially fallow or red, are known to exist, deer fencing should be considered as an alternative to individual protection. Our shelters will, however, reduce tree damage in the majority of situations.

Tree Guards / Tree Shelters - Continental Fine Mesh – Farm Forestry