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Fibreboard Tree Guards - 95mm Square Profile

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Fibreboard Tree Guards - 95mm Square Profile

Delivery is not included and is calculated separately based on location.

For large-scale planting projects, Fibreboard Tree Guards offer an exceptional, eco-friendly structural protection solution. Made in Australia from plain-coated fibreboard, these guards provide a rigid, square-profile barrier that is both cost-effective and biodegradable. Designed to break down naturally with exposure to sun and rain, they eliminate the need for expensive on-site removal once your saplings are established.

Structural Rigidity & Protection

The ultra-rigid 95mm x 95mm square profile offers superior structural integrity compared to standard sleeves, shielding young plants from herbicide drift, small browsing animals, and wind damage. The durable weather-resistant coating ensures the guard maintains its shape throughout the critical 1-2 year establishment phase.

Efficiency in the Field: These guards feature pre-cut slots for bamboo canes, allowing for a quick and stable two-stake anchoring system that resists movement even in intensive planting environments.

Technical Specifications

Feature Details
Brand RYSET
Material Coated Fibreboard (Wood fibre with PE coating)
Profile 95mm x 95mm Square
Available Heights 300mm, 450mm, 600mm
Anchoring Requires 2 bamboo stakes (slots provided)
Sustainability Biodegradable / Made in Australia


Tree Guard & Vine Protection: Frequently Asked Questions

Main Features
  • Versatile Height Range: Available in 300mm, 450mm, and 600mm to match different stock types.
  • Low-Cost Efficiency: Maximises project budgets for commercial nurseries and reforestation contractors. 
  • Weather-Resistant Coating: Maintains structural integrity during the necessary 12-24-month establishment period. 
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