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Clip pour les tuteurs tomates arches de diamètre 16 mm Nortene lot de 10
Clips for tomato arch supports with a diameter of 16mm (1in) Nortene set of 10
Clips for tomato arch supports with a diameter of 16mm (1in) Nortene set of 10
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These Tomato Clip 16mm (1in) Nortene clips for Tomato Arch Tutors with a diameter of 16mm (1in) allow for the perfect fixing and tensioning of a growth film on the tutors that support a forcing tunnel. These double clamp clips are attached to the base of each "leg" of the tutor and also at the top to ensure that the film is perfectly secured and well tensioned. They can be repositioned as desired and also serve to hold the film in place when it is rolled up, facilitating all the opening and closing operations of the tunnel as well as plant maintenance work. Made of bright red polypropylene, they are easy to locate. Sold in sets of 10.
The fixing clips have been specially designed to attach a protective net or a forcing film TOMATOFILM (sold separately) to TOMATO ARCH TUTORS that are 2.30m (7ft) in height (sold separately), in order to create a high tunnel that will shelter tomato plants or vegetable plants that can grow tall.
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