Coconut ground cover 90M² (45 blocks of approx. 4.5KG)
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How do I prepare the coconut blocks for use?
That's very simple! The coconut is pressed into blocks and is still untreated. The coconut block needs to soak in a water bath for 10 minutes, completely submerged. The coconut and the fibres then soak up the water fully, after which you can easily spread it out. This is often done in a (rain)barrel, wheelbarrow, large bucket or other container that can hold water.
Did you know that coconut ground cover is one of the most cost-effective ground covers per M² and that you can enjoy it for years because it barely decomposes? You therefore only need to maintain it every 2 to 3 years by topping it up a little.
Composition of Coconut Ground Cover:
Thanks to years of experience, we have combined a good mix of coconut chips and coconut fibres into 1 block. When using coconut as ground cover, you want nice large pieces of coconut (chips) and fibres.
How thick should the coconut be spread?
We indicate that one block of approx. 4.5KG is generally sufficient for 2M². This gives you a layer of about 2 to 3 cm of coconut ground cover. This is sufficient to cover the soil, and you can also walk over it fairly easily. Tree bark needs to be spread much thicker because it decomposes much faster. Coconut ground cover gives a nicer appearance, decomposes much less and is a lot more cost-effective.
* From 50 M² onwards, delivery is by pallet.
Features:
* 1 block is sufficient for +/- 2M²
* Excellent coconut mixing ratio
* Works against weed growth
* Shock-absorbing, feels soft
* Longer lifespan than tree bark
* Blocks are 30 x 30 and 10 cm thick.
* 1 block weighs approx. 4.5KG.
Where to use:
* Borders, gives a lovely appearance
* Garden, against weed growth
* Under play equipment, feels soft and shock-absorbing
* Recreation, for creating paths
* Of course also suitable for various other locations
Who we sell the coconut to:
* Government
* Landscapers
* Recreation
* Private individuals
* Landscape architects
Additional general information:
Coconut can be used as ground cover for gardens, borders and recreational areas. Coconut has a longer lifespan than wood chips and also looks a lot more attractive. Wherever you spread coconut chips, you'll also notice less weed growth. Coconut chips are a by-product of the coconut and are therefore also 100 percent natural.
The appearance of coconut differs from that of tree bark. The pieces are usually a bit smaller. It is also characterised by the distinctive fibres of the coconut husk. Both materials are dark brown and give your garden a natural appearance, although coconut is slightly redder than tree bark. Coconuts only grow in tropical regions, which is reflected in the appearance of the coconut husk, giving your garden an exotic touch. Which appearance you find most attractive is, of course, entirely up to you. It also feels a lot softer, meaning it has a cushioning effect. Coconut ground cover is therefore frequently used under play equipment.
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