Peddy Shield

Stainless steel rank system

Peddy Shield
Stainless steel rank system
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    General Information

    Flexible, adaptable, rustproof: stainless steel vine system.

    This rope tensioning system represents an equally flexible and inconspicuous method of providing a secure hold for high-growing plants: Stainless steel double screws are fixed in the wall either in a row (for "winders" such as clematis) or staggered (for "spreading climbers" such as roses), one above the other, and the stainless steel rope is placed in the screw heads and tensioned. Thanks to the double screws developed for this purpose, each section can be tensioned separately. In addition, two ropes can also be attached to each screw independently of each other - the entire system can thus be extended in any direction. Another advantage is that it can also be adapted to the growth (which sometimes follows the plants' own "will") by subsequent fastening. Such systems were originally developed for the greening of entire house walls. Here comes one in a version reduced to the needs of smaller family homes.

    Product Information

    Article Number 64989

      6 double stainless steel screws with plugs, 1 stainless steel wire. Length 625 cm. Dia. 1.6 mm. Weight 60 g.

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