Factory supplied Brass/Copper Wire Mesh - Field Fence – NEWEAST YILONG

Material: black annealed wire

Specification:
Basket diameter:normally it is from 30cm to 200cm
We also can make as customer’s request.

Our tree root mesh is sprayed with food grade oil to avoid rust before used, it’s environmetal, bio-degradeable and innocuousness.

We are professional for production of tree root wire mesh.
Tree root mesh is also called tree root ball basket, tree root transplantation mesh, mainly used to wrap tree roots when transplant the tree.

Tree root wire net are generally used in forest farms and professional  tree nursery company. Many tree nursery companies have successfully provided service of trees and tree transplanting with root packed with baskets. The wire mesh can keep the root together with soil , allowing the tree to develop a healthy and strong root structure.
It’s more important of good planting material, Without good planting material it will be very difficult to supply good quality trees, the process of transplant and well root protect are also important to good quality trees.

Tree root nets are also used in gardens and other places all over the world.
In the process of tree transplantation, the root soil ball is first wrapped with jute pieces and then placed in the wire tree root net. Tighten the root net to strengthen the soil ball of the root. It is also easy to transport and protect the jute outside from falling off.
The root net protects the rhizomes of the seedlings and prevents soil loss during the process of seedling transplantation, which greatly improves the survival rate of the trees.

Tree root nets save a lot of labor costs for transplanting seedlings compared with traditional straw rope binding. The black annealed wire corrodes and falls off after a few months after transplanting the trees, which is environmentally friendly and adds nutritive value to the seedling soil, which plays a good role in the growth of trees.

The root net protects the rhizomes of the seedlings and prevents soil loss during the process of seedling transplantation, which greatly improves the survival rate of the trees.