^^^ROOT BARRIER^^^ 1. Root Barrier: Providing a barrier against shallow roots, significantly reducing uplifting of sidewalks, roads, parking lots, foundations, buried installations and pedestrian hazard. 2. Root Directing: Re-directing roots downwards to encourage deep rooting to anchor trees and avoid root circling. 3. Root Nurturing: Special cusp-profile harbour greater oxygen and moisture to feed redirected roots and promote healthy rooting. 4. Ground Anchorage: The same distinctive profile also gives it a self-interlocking feature which provides the extra friction resistance against slippage and upward thrust generated by root movement. ==Installation Guide== 1. Circular style: Placed centrally in a circular hole of appropriate diameter and depth around the root ball of individual trees. 2.Linear style: Placed as a straight wall at the appropriate depth along the length of hardscape to be protected. 3. Curvilinear or Planter style: Placed in any curvilinear shape, square or rectangular planter style to completely surround a community of trees. Source : Nylex
Posted on: Tue, 23 Sep 2014 18:05:45 +0000
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