HomeStore

Row Cover Supports - 1/4" x 8' Bundle of 50

Product image 1
1 / 5

Row Cover Supports - 1/4" x 8' Bundle of 50

These easy to install rods are a fantastic replacement for 9 gauge wire. They are 1/4” in diameter and 8' long.   The thick UV protected resin coating helps with weather resistance and life span. Try them and you will never go back to using wire.

They are typically resistant to snow load and bounce back, but are not guaranteed due to the variables involved with how they are installed and weather conditions.

Space about 2 - 6 ft apart down the row and try to keep the width at 30 inches or more. Inserting the rods end to end closer than 30 inches will stress the rods. Minimize the distance for any possible loads.
SDS

These easy to install rods are a fantastic replacement for 9 gauge wire. They are 1/4” in diameter and 8' long.   The thick UV protected resin coating helps with weather resistance and life span. Try them and you will never go back to using wire.

They are typically resistant to snow load and bounce back, but are not guaranteed due to the variables involved with how they are installed and weather conditions.

Space about 2 - 6 ft apart down the row and try to keep the width at 30 inches or more. Inserting the rods end to end closer than 30 inches will stress the rods. Minimize the distance for any possible loads.
SDS
$39.02

Original: $111.50

-65%
Row Cover Supports - 1/4" x 8' Bundle of 50—

$111.50

$39.02

Description

These easy to install rods are a fantastic replacement for 9 gauge wire. They are 1/4” in diameter and 8' long.   The thick UV protected resin coating helps with weather resistance and life span. Try them and you will never go back to using wire.

They are typically resistant to snow load and bounce back, but are not guaranteed due to the variables involved with how they are installed and weather conditions.

Space about 2 - 6 ft apart down the row and try to keep the width at 30 inches or more. Inserting the rods end to end closer than 30 inches will stress the rods. Minimize the distance for any possible loads.
SDS