Tree support - fine mesh tree shelters with spray protection

Tree Support - The Balance ‘E’ TYPE Fine Mesh Tree Shelter with spray protection

NEW ULTRA ECONOMIC
CANE SUPPORT

Superb performance & economy!

Economic
Diameters of 80mm for 60/75cm lengths and 100mm for 1.2m shelters.
30cm Spray Shield
Anti Windblow
Easy transportation
Better looking than tubes
Bird friendly
Photodegradable HdPE

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BALANCE ‘E’ TYPE SHELTER Price not including ties. Including Delivery.
Quantity	100 per bag		100 per box
	60cm x 80mm Diam.	75cm x 80mm Diam.	1.2m x 100mm Diam.
200 +	52p	65p	107p
300 +	48p	60p	100p
500 +	46p	58p	93p
1,000 +	36p*	45p*	89p
1,600 +	37p*	46p*	87p
3,200 +	35p*	44p*	86p
4,800 +	Please ask for quotation

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our Staple Guns.

NB Balance ‘E’ Type not recommended for use on conifers — considered too narrow.

* Includes 1 Staple Gun for orders over 1000, of the 60cm and 75cm shelters only. Ask for reduced price if Staple Gun is not required.

60cm Fine Mesh Tree Shelters can be supported with one 3ft 14/16lb or 3ft 14/16lb or 3ft 16/18lb cane placed on the windward side of the shelter and stapled through mesh. Size of cane to depend on site exposure and soil depth.

75cm Shelters use 3' 6" 18/20lb or 4' 22/24lb canes.

1.2m Shelters can be supported by one 1.2m or 1.35m 32x32mm stake or one 5ft 28/32lb cane placed inside shelter and fixed via R36 or R34 Staple Gun in 2 places through mesh. Cane tree supports should be adequate for fast growing trees on suitable, unexposed sites.

The type of tree support will depend on individual site conditions and exposure. No liability will be accepted for windblown shelters if secured unsuitably. (Stakes must be no more than 30cm below shelter top when knocked in).

Usage Notes:
Beech planted in Balance fine mesh tree shelters should be greater than 40cm height to reduce woolly aphid problems as found with tubes. Red Cedars should not be planted in Balance shelters. Stakes placed inside shelters will need to be removed prior to tree stem rubbing the stake. These tree shelters have built in vertical weakness and will split vertically in time, but this will depend on UV penetration and sunlight over a number of years, causing degradation of the shelter sidewalls. The removal of shelters should be considered if sufficient degradation of the material has not occurred prior to the stem breakout or damage.

Tree support - fine mesh tree shelters with spray protection