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Lite-Net vegetation net bio M

Lite-Net vegetation net bio M

Product catalog summary
Product Overview: The Lite-Net bio is a biodegradable wood fiber nonwoven designed for soil and water management in agricultural applications. It features interconnected open voids that facilitate air and water distribution and serve as a water reservoir.
Applications: Suitable for use in raised planting beds and for planting new trees with root balls ranging from 35-60 cm.
Specifications:
  • Basic Nonwoven Size: 26x97 cm
  • Weight: 600 g/m²
  • Thickness: 6 mm
  • Material: Wood fiber
  • Voids Portion: 85%
  • Color: Brown
Net Specifications:
  • Maximum Net Size: 0.80 m²
  • Net Size: 107 x 75 cm
  • Maximum Net Width: 140 cm
  • Strand Width: 12 mm
  • Strand Thickness: 6 mm
  • Mesh Size: 9 cm
  • Water Reservoir Capacity: 1.41
Additional Information: The product is flexible, can be expanded to multiple sizes, and is easily adaptable as required. The specifications are subject to alteration with a tolerance of ±10%.
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Lite-Net data sheet Vk: vegetation net bio M application examples: raised planting beds, planting new trees (root ball 0=35-60 cm) Lite-Net bio is made of biologically degradable wood fiber nonwoven with interconnected open voids adapted to fine-grained soil distributing air and water very well and additionally serve as a water reservoir. The flexible net can be expanded to mulitple sizes and easily adapted as required. basic nonwoven: size: 26 x 97 cm material: wood fiber color: brown Lite-Net: net size max.: 0,80 m2 status quo 3/17 subject to alteration. Tolerance +/-10% Lite-Soil GmbH I Neustiftgasse 94/23. A-1D7D Vienna I I+43 1 5227310 I officeOLite-soiL.com

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