Low Cages with Black Bird Netting [6] 1.2m // Joiners // 1.8m // 1.2m Reviews

4.6 Rating 48 Reviews

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Gardening Naturally is a family run business which specialises in a range of natural and organic gardening products.

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01285760505

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Unit 27 Blackworth Industrial Estate
Highworth
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“Well made product, with clear instructions.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Slightly fiddly to put together you do need 2 people but once done it’s extremely sturdy might try the joining balls next time”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Purchased a large cage with butterfly netting for the brassicas. Was very impressed with the speed of delivery. Everything came well packaged and contained all the parts required and an instruction sheet. My partner and I put together as instructed and it's certainly doing the job. Constructive criticism: Poles would benefit from a spike to enable pushing into ground. Some of the cross poles,which are joined in the centre by plastic dowels, are a bit saggy despite measuring carefully.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Great sturdy product. Only problem, quite difficult to get joiners onto poles initially, but very strong once assembled”

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Posted 4 years ago

“The fruit and vegetable cages are excellent and the veggiemesh is fine enough to keep the cabbage white out. Very easy to put together and really sturdy.”

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Posted 5 years ago

“Good value but 1.2m high set will need additional support to stop horizontal poles from dipping.”

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Posted 5 years ago

“The cages are sturdy and of good quality. A variety of different nets is offered so you can choose according to need. The size of cages you can buy is very flexible. This was the only place that I could find that I could buy a cage that was 1 metre wide.”

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Posted 5 years ago

“This is perfect for my needs but haven't assembled it yet as it is not yet fruiting time.”

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Posted 5 years ago