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The Pegdev Protective Pond Netting is designed for pond owners and gardeners looking for an effective way to keep debris out of their water features and protect sensitive plants from pests. This durable, UV-stabilised mesh offers a dual-purpose solution for year-round maintenance, acting as both a leaf barrier and a predator deterrent for fish; however, it is important to note that this product is not weight-bearing and should not be used as a safety barrier for children or pets.
| Colour | Green |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 0644161872559 |
| Brand | Pegdev |
No. This netting is not designed to support weight and should never be used as a safety barrier for children or pets.
The netting features a non-fray construction, meaning you can cut it to any shape or size without worrying about the edges unravelling.
Yes, it is highly effective for protecting crops from birds and other pests in both vegetable patches and flower beds.
You should use garden ground pegs at regular intervals around the perimeter to ensure a snug fit.
No, the netting is UV-stabilised and rot-proof, specifically built to withstand prolonged exposure to sunlight and water.
Ensure the netting is pulled tauter during installation and add more anchor points or support stakes if the span is wide.
Check that the perimeter is fully secured with ground pegs, ensuring there are no gaps between the mesh and the ground.
To install, simply unfold the 3m netting and drape it over the desired area. If the size is too large, use sharp scissors to trim the mesh to the required dimensions; the material will not fray once cut. Use ground pegs placed at consistent intervals around the perimeter to hold the net taut against wind and animal interference. For care, gently hose down the netting occasionally to remove collected leaves or dirt. During the winter, you can remove, rinse, and fold the netting for compact storage in a dry area until the next season.
