Oase Algae Net - Triangular - 38 x 39 x 19 cm

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The Oase Triangular Algae Net is a specialized maintenance tool designed for pond owners who need to remove floating algae and debris with precision. Featuring a durable 2mm fine mesh and an adjustable telescopic handle, it is perfect for cleaning small to medium-sized ponds, though its smaller head size may require more passes for larger surface areas.
| Model Part Number | 84318 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Oase |
The handle adjusts from 60cm to 150cm, providing a total reach of 188cm including the net head.
Yes, the 2mm fine mesh is excellent for picking up leaves and other floating organic debris.
No, the net features specialized edge protection specifically designed to be gentle on pond liners.
Yes, the handle is made of aluminum and is designed for use in water, though you should rinse it with clean water after use to prevent corrosion.
The net is a modular unit designed for durability, but please consult Oase support regarding specific spare parts for the 84318 model.
Ensure the twist-lock mechanism is tightened securely; if it slips, check for sand or grit inside the lock that may need cleaning.
Rinse the net frequently during use and avoid scooping up heavy, thick mats of algae at once; break larger mats into smaller segments first.
To set up the net, simply extend the telescopic handle to your desired length and ensure the locking mechanism is engaged. After use, rinse the net thoroughly with fresh water to remove any pond muck or algae residue; this prevents odors and preserves the integrity of the 2mm mesh. Store the net in a shaded, dry area away from direct sunlight to prevent the handle's plastic components or the mesh material from degrading over time. Inspect the net head regularly for any debris trapped in the frame edge to ensure the protective liner guards remain effective.