Debris Netting

[tim]

I just have to see this - a chap hemming 40 yards of netting.
By hand? Or by Wife??

But thanks.

[tim]

[MrsKP]

bet he doesn't "tack".

;)

[redimp]

I was thinking I might get a new skill ;D

[MrsKP]

Wifey told you to ................."DIY" ?

;D

[delboy]

I just asked a builder and he delivered a 100m X 2m roll and didn't charge.

That was 2 years ago and the stuff seems indestructable.

[tim]

Just realised - all along the black bands there are slots plenty big enough for a Cabbage White??

[redimp]

The stuff I have does not have the slots along the middle and I use the ones along the side to peg it down so not a problem - in fact a bonus. :)

[wildthing]

I have been wondering about this debris netting. I have open parkland round the side of my garden. Nettles, Bindweed and brambles grow through the fence, not to mention that horrible "sticky weed".  I have a Paling fence lined with rabbit wire. I was going to put up a 6' high fence inside the landlord's fence to stop the weeds getting through. He has refused permission. I have to have the same fencing as the other cottages. I am fed up with going round cutting back the encroaching jungle to stop my Granddaughter, and Great Grand daughter from getting scratched and stung. Turn your back for a few days and it's in. I wondered if I stapled some of this inside the fence, it would stop the brambles and nettles coming through, and wouldn't be as noticable as a larch lap fence.  Do you reckon it would stop the invasion?

[MrsKP]

If it stops debris, it might !  It must be pretty strong.  Just my tuppenceworth.

;D