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PP ground cover

PP ground cover

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Plastic woven

PP rolls

Ground cover

Geotextile sheet


Specification :

   - Material-Polypropylene

   - Weight : from 50/ 60/ 70gr/sq.m to 200gr/sq.m

   - Weaving condition: 10x10/sq.inch, 12x12/sq.inch, 18x11/sq.inch, 24x12/sq.inch

   - Black color with colored identification thread at each salvage

   - UV treated

Application :

  1) Silt Fence:

     - Water-run off and sediment control

  2) Weed Control Mat :

     - Inhibits weed growth

    - Allow soil to breath/Water to permeate

  3) Other application (Ground cover/ Geotextile sheet etc.) of PP woven fabric also available

Roll Size :

 - Width : 0.91m(3feet), 1,82m (6feet)       Maximum 4.5m (14.76feet)

 - Length : 10m,50m,100m

 - Various roll size available according to customer’s request


Packing : Export standard roll packing with paper core


Q: Ive played a plastic Clarinet for three years, but then transitioned into wooden. Now that Ive started marching band it has become harder to march since the wooden is heavier. Wanting to go back to the plastic do you think its a good idea?Ive tried the plastic again and I'm finding it harder to play since I'm so un use to it right now (My first time in a year)I'm in my final days of band camp, but really wanting to change. Should I wait until later to change?
Keep them both. Use the plastic for marching and the wooden for concert. If it rains during practice or a competition, it could ruin the wooden clarinet!
Q: How do you choose ground cover for a slope with poor soil?
When choosing ground cover for a slope with poor soil, it is important to consider plants that have the ability to tolerate and improve the soil conditions. Opting for erosion control plants like grasses, wildflowers, or shrubs with deep root systems can help stabilize the slope while also enhancing the soil quality. Additionally, selecting species that are drought-tolerant and can withstand the environmental challenges of the slope will ensure successful growth and coverage.
Q: How are plastic weed barriers used in agriculture?
Plastic weed barriers are used in agriculture as a preventive measure against weed growth. These barriers are placed on the soil surface to create a physical barrier that prevents weed seeds from germinating and growing. They help reduce the need for manual weeding, conserve soil moisture, and protect plants from competing with weeds for nutrients. Additionally, these barriers can also help control erosion and improve overall crop yields.
Q: What is the best ground cover for attracting bees?
One of the best ground covers for attracting bees is clover. It produces abundant nectar and pollen, making it a favorite for bees. Additionally, it is low-maintenance and provides a lush green carpet-like cover.
Q: Can ground cover plants be used to create a fragrant garden?
Yes, ground cover plants can definitely be used to create a fragrant garden. Many ground cover plants, such as thyme, creeping thyme, creeping phlox, and sweet woodruff, are known for their delightful fragrances. These plants not only provide a lush carpet of foliage but also release their pleasant scents, enhancing the overall sensory experience in your garden.
Q: What are the regulations and guidelines that ensure the safety of plastic products used in agriculture?
<p>Safety standards for agricultural plastic products are designed to ensure the protection of both the environment and human health. These standards typically include regulations on the production, use, and disposal of these products. They may cover aspects such as material composition to prevent harmful substances from leaching into soil or water, durability to ensure longevity without breaking down into microplastics, and disposal methods to minimize environmental impact. Compliance with these standards is crucial and often involves testing and certification processes. Specific standards can vary by region and product type, with organizations like the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) and national bodies setting guidelines.</p>
Q: Do nursery trays come with a germination guide?
Yes, nursery trays often come with a germination guide.
Q: I use them for my trash bins so I don't have to buy plastic bags.
Then buy plastic bags! The main problem is that most plastic bags are given out freely with groceries, shopping, etc and then thrown into the trash. Cities are trying to do the right thing by the environment and reduce the amount of plastic bags that end up in land fill. I use plastic bags as bin liners too and happily pay for them, but I use far fewer bags as bin liners than I would get from the store (if I didn't use green bags for my shopping). By having to pay for bags, people will use them more efficiently and fewer will end up poisoning our environment. It's only fair that we do our bit and fork out 12c a bag for bin liners so our environment doesn't suffer any more than it already has.
Q: My mom is almost ddone with building her chicken coop. Now she is just putting on the finishing touches. She is wondering if chickens will nest in plastic boxes if they are cut right and such.
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Q: Can nursery trays be used for microgreens production?
Yes, nursery trays can be used for microgreens production. Nursery trays are often used for germinating seeds and growing seedlings, which makes them suitable for starting microgreens as well. However, it is important to ensure that the trays have good drainage holes and are clean to prevent any potential issues with mold or disease.

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