Specifications and ordering
- MOQ
- 520 roll
Coir net is made from natural coconut fiber, 100% eco-friendly, organic, very good for soil. Coir net with common benefits such as:
- - Anti-leaching of soil.
- - Combined with coco peat, coconut mulch to cover barren hills.
- - Suitable for use with vines. Durability over 06 months. After use, you can
fertilize the stump to create moisture for the soil.
- - Used in decoration for a high artistic effect and eco-friendly
Safimex supplies high quality coir net in bulk quantity and good price for export. Please feel free to contact us for more details of our coir net.
- Place of Origin: Ben Tre, Vietnam
- Product name: Organic Coir Net
- Feature: Eco- friendly, compostable, good for soil
- Material: 100% Coconut Fiber
- Usage: Agriculture, gardening, decoration
- Color: Brown
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