Gutter Guard ( 6x6mm 3.8x3.8mm)

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Place of Origin:Shandong, China (Mainland)
color:red,yellow,blue,green....
material:PE
size:0.7X30m 1.0X50m 1.2X30m
weight:200g 300g 320g 400g 450g
mesh size:2X2mm 3X3mm 6X6mm...

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Packaging Details:	general packing or according to customer's requirement
Delivery Detail:	7 days after receiving 30%T/T

Specifications

protect young trees from destruction in rural areas and forest
protect trees full growth
increase tree growth rate

Square mesh can protect young trees from animal’s destruction in rural areas and forest, if installed at the time of planting, square mesh can protect them entirely till their full growth and increase their growth rate.

Product Specs

Art. No.	Mesh Size	Specs	Weight
PLF0501	2×2mm	0.7×30m	450g/m2
PLF0502	3×3mm	0.7×30m	400g/m2
PLF0503	6×6mm	1.0×50m	360g/m2
PLF0504	12×12mm	0.9×30m	200g/m2
PLF0505	19×19mm	1.0×50m	320g/m2
PLF0506	20×20mm	1.2×30m	390g/m2
PLF0507	25×25mm	1.0×50m	200g/m2
PLF0508	50×50mm	1.2×30m	300g/m2

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