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Shade Cloth 185gsm for home and garden

Shade Cloth 185gsm for home and garden

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Shade Sail water-proof cloth sail 160GSM

It is made from HDPE raw material with 9% UV .

Net weight:  160g/m2--320g/m2

Size:  3x3m, 3.6x3.6m 3x3m, 3x3x3m,5x5m,5x5x5m and so on UV block:  85-95%

Roll size: 4x100m,2.1x100m,4.2x100m as customer's requests.

Material:  100% virgin HDPE

Using life:  5 ~10 years Gurantee

Export market:  Europe ,America,Japan, the Middle East ,Africa

Shape:  Square, Triangle , Rectangle

Packaging & DeliveryPackaging Detail: Each piece of sail will be put into a pvc hadle bag with a color label inside, seveal pcs packaging into a paper carton with shipping mark.

The perimeter of each sail is designed with a gentle cantenary curve inwards towards the center of the sail to control the fabric tension. Shade sails have reinforced webbing around the perimeter and marine stainless steel D or "Delta" rings at each corner. When properly tensioned, shade sail fabric will not wrinkle, sag, or flap in the wind.

Q: I made a plastic bong and took 3 good hits of plastic and I'm just wondering what damage that can do
I hope, for your sake, John, you aren't serious. But, if your throat starts hurting, then I would highly recommend going to an ER. (Because it could get VERY serious.)
Q: I know animals eat them and choke and stuff but I use grocery plastic bags for my trash bags in the house. Banning grocery plastic bags would mean that I would need to BUY trash bags, instead of getting them free from the grocery store.
Banning the bags would have a great impact on the environment. Yes, in a land fill they are buried and can last a very long time. But, when the bags make it to the oceans they are even more dangerous. The bags can float on the ocean currents and may even circle the globe. Often, they are captured by the circular rotation of these currents that traps the plastic bags with other plastic debris and holds this stuff there. One example of these rotating currents is north of Hawaii that covers an area the size of Texas. This is not the only area, there are two more circular rotating currents in the eastern Pacific and more in other oceans and seas What happens next is deadly.The sunlight, with its ultraviolet light, breaks down the plastic much faster then in land fills. The light turns to a soft, thick jell that is eaten by the plankton and continues up the food chain till people eat the fish and/or Shellfish. This happens all over the globe and also in fresh water lakes, rivers, and reservoirs. This also may or will effect the quality of drinkable water.
Q: What types of plastic bins are used for grain storage?
There are various types of plastic bins that are commonly used for grain storage, such as polyethylene bins, polypropylene bins, and high-density polyethylene (HDPE) bins. These bins are specifically designed to provide airtight and moisture-resistant storage, ensuring the preservation and protection of grains from spoilage and pests.
Q: I know most of you will straight away think, quot;plastic bags! of course, duh!quot; well, yes, more of them are used than plastic bottles. but at least with plastic bags, you get a choice whether you want a plastic bag, a paper bag, a cloth bag or no bags at all right? but with plastic bottles, you only get the choice of plastic bottles. Lots of countries and cities have already banned plastic bags, but I don't see any headlines on the news about places like china banning plastic bottles, and China is basically the biggest place where plastic bottles are used!! so my arguement is, why aren't people banning plastic bottles too? what fills the landfill more and why don't we have a choice between plastic bottles?
Nope. I think bags are more of a problem. Just for the simple fact that some states like NY make up for it by requiring everyone to recycle their bottles into those machines. If they made every state like this...that would improve things dramatically!
Q: How do you prevent ground cover from competing with other plants for nutrients?
One way to prevent ground cover from competing with other plants for nutrients is by creating physical barriers, such as installing root barriers or using mulch or landscape fabric around the base of the desired plants. This helps to restrict the spread of the ground cover's roots and limits its access to nutrients. Additionally, regular maintenance practices like pruning or removing excess ground cover can help to reduce competition and ensure that nutrients are primarily utilized by the desired plants.
Q: Are there any ground cover plants that are suitable for dry shade?
Yes, there are several ground cover plants that are well-adapted to dry shade conditions. Some examples include Lamium maculatum (Dead Nettle), Vinca minor (Periwinkle), Pachysandra terminalis (Japanese Spurge), and Ajuga reptans (Bugleweed). These plants are known for their ability to tolerate low light levels and lack of moisture in shady areas, making them suitable choices for dry shade conditions.
Q: Are nursery trays suitable for ground layering?
Yes, nursery trays are suitable for ground layering. They provide a controlled environment for rooting and allow for easy monitoring and maintenance of the layered plants. Additionally, nursery trays are designed to promote healthy root development and can be easily transported if needed.
Q: Can ground cover be used to control soil erosion on slopes?
Yes, ground cover can be used to effectively control soil erosion on slopes. Ground cover such as grasses, shrubs, or plants with dense root systems can help stabilize the soil, reduce surface runoff, and prevent erosion by holding the soil in place. The vegetation cover acts as a protective layer that absorbs the impact of raindrops, slows down water flow, and reduces the erosive force of flowing water. Additionally, the roots of the ground cover help bind the soil particles together, preventing them from being washed away. Overall, ground cover plays a crucial role in mitigating soil erosion on slopes.
Q: For some odd reason, I will catch my cat trying to eat plastic wrap. There were times where I had to force his mouth open, reach in and pull it out before he swallowed it. Why is he doing this? He has fresh food and fresh water everyday.
Why do you have plastic wrap everywhere in your house, Dexter Morgan? Are you sure the cat is eating it, and not just chewing on it? Have you tried a new kind of food? Maybe your cat just isn’t very smart. Let Darwin’s theory take its course.

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