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Office hours 7.30am - 5.30pm UK Time
01625 855 600
| 1.37m x 42m Roll | £46.82 (£39.02 Ex. VAT) | |
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Hessian Fabric Cloth or Burlap, is a multipurpose traditional temporary protection material made from Jute. Hessian cloth has a rough texture, is breathable and is naturally biodegradeable.
As an eco-friendly temporary protection solution, Protec’s Hessian Cloth Roll is often used in construction to protect brickworks, mortar and concrete during the cold period. However, Hessian Fabric Material is also used by gardeners to protect tree and shrub roots during cold weather.
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Who better to recommend a Protec Temporary Protection product than someone who has already used it? That's why we now encourage all our online customers to write a review of their purchase.
Review this productAbout Hessian ClothDuring the winter months damage caused by frost can add additional complications to the most organised construction site and it is from this perspective that Protec are proud to stock and supply Protec Hessian.Protec Hessian is one of the most effective forms of frost protection that you can buy and unlike similar products is, in many instances, a more economic option to use for a wide range of frost protection applications.Frost damage on site can affect works and materials in many different ways and two of the…
Having fielded significant enquiries and a host of orders for companies needing winter weather protection, we take a closer look at what your site might be needing very soon. Shorter days, frosty mornings and cold, wet, windy weather; working on a building or construction site during the winter months is a challenging experience, to say the least. It’s usually dark when you’re arriving on the site, and if it’s been a clear night, you’re likely to find an annoying layer of frost covering all your tools and materials. And that’s if you’re lucky. It might be you have to start work…
