After the recent turbulent weather in the UK, many residents are likely dealing with the aftermath of Storm Goretti that caused damage to outdoor items such as furniture and greenhouses. To shield your outdoor space from future extreme weather conditions in a budget-friendly manner, consider utilizing Windbreak Netting.
This Windbreak Netting is not only effective against strong winds but also provides protection for plants from frost and intense sunlight. Made from high-quality HDPE polyethene monofilament, this versatile netting can serve various purposes including creating garden privacy screens, shielding fish ponds, protecting trees and seedlings, covering greenhouse doors, constructing growing frames, establishing windbreaks, forming fences, and providing greenhouse shading.
Installation of this Windbreak Netting is simple due to its reinforced knitted eyelets positioned every 5cm along both top and bottom edges, allowing for easy placement in any garden using rope, cord, straining wire, cable ties, or netting clips for securing.
Offering year-round protection, this netting reduces heat loss in greenhouses by 5-7%, offers a 40% shade value, and diminishes wind by 50%, ensuring plant safety during winter months. Additionally, it prevents damage from rain and hail, provides insulation and frost protection in colder seasons, and safeguards plants from harsh sunlight and drying winds in warmer weather.
Customers have praised this netting for its effectiveness, with one buyer describing it as an “Excellent windbreak and shade for plants, especially in windy areas.” Another customer mentioned how it significantly reduced wind impact in their location. Moreover, a satisfied customer highlighted the netting’s ability to protect plants in exposed areas prone to crosswinds.
Available in various sizes to accommodate different garden requirements, the 1.5m x 5m option is priced at £19 on Amazon. Similar windbreak netting can also be found at The Range starting from £10.99 and at B&Q for £12.99.
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