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Where in Dublin to get wind break fabric??

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  • 19-11-2010 8:05pm
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    paddy147
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    Looking to get around 50-70 meters of green wind break fabric for an allotment plot.

    Where in Dublin/Leinster does it and what sort of price for 1 meter high x 50 meter long roll of it?

    The cheaper the better.;)

    Thanks.:)


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    paddy147
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    So no one in the gardening section knows at all then????:confused:


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    Rancid
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    Have you tried the bigger Garden centres around Dublin?
    Camping Shops?
    Builders Providers - they do that mesh stuff for around scaffolding, would that be any good?

    Google suggests that this place does windbreak fabric:
    Kilcannon Garden Centre
    Old Dublin Road, Enniscorthy, Co Wexford
    Ph:053 92 35514

    www.cwcwe.ie/forms/Mypex%20Price%20List.pdf


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    Corsendonk
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    OK well your prob better using what the pro growers use and steer clear of garden centres who I find are way over priced for the quality they sell.


    So try this place

    http://www.nad.ie/guides/guides.html

    Its based at Blakes Cross just after the turn off for Lusk and commercial growers of North Co. Dublin use it all the time. The fencing they sell is a little more heavy duty than some of the flimsy material sold in garden centres and they sell the quantity you need. Also a hugh range of other products that might interest other gardeners. Cash is never refused and trade only died with the recession.


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