Aluminium Tubes 16mm to Make Garden Cages (Uprights) 600mm / 1 Reviews

4.7 Rating 42 Reviews

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Did the product suit your needs? yes

“good product item as descibed”

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Posted 3 years ago

“Do you do a cage 16mm 7ft high 12ft wide 12ft long with door net to stop small birds if you do can you give a price thank you R F Fieldsend.”

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Posted 4 years ago

Did the product suit your needs? yes

“Product as described, easy to put together and would order again. Used to make a frame to put netting over strawberries.”

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Posted 4 years ago

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“Excellent product and was delivered fast.”

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Posted 5 years ago

“Bought these along with 13mm tube, joiner X, Build a Balls, to make a custom made tomato ‘cane’ support. After selecting a 10 inch pot, I extended the Joiner Cross with 4 x 70mm sections of 13mm tube, cut out a 160 mm disc of plywood, drilled drainage holes in it & attached the ‘star like’ structure to the disc by 4 cable tiles after drilling a further 8 small holes into the disc to take the ties, I then attached, vertically, the 16 mm tube to the 16mm section of the Joiner X. The weight of the compost on top of the disc should make this a very stable support which may further be stabilised by using 13mm crossbars & Build a Balls. All I now need is a heavy crop of tomatoes to make all this effort worthwhile. If not, at least i’ve had fun in my shed & been out of my wife’s hair. Think she may be intending to buy me some more bars!”

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Posted 5 years ago

“good quality and value for money”

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Posted 5 years ago

“The aluminium is thinner than in other poles I've bought elsewhere; this doesn't appear to affect the strength of them, but the bore is very slightly wider”