New, but learning fast in Bolton

[Ding Dang Doo]

Hello Pete & welcome to the jungle. As mentioned above, Debris netting is the cheapest route & is very effective. You can get it in various widths & lengths but this will give you an idea.

Oypla SafeNetGreen Shade Debris Scaffold Netting 3mtr x 50mtr: Amazon.co.uk: Garden & Outdoors

Perfect... Thanks for the link... Had a feeling I was in good hands asking for the best lace to buy bits like this!

Any chance of a cheeky link to some of that poly pipe that I'm seeing a lot of being used? I saw some in B&Q but it seemed quite dear at £25ish for 25 metres I think...

TYIA

[Bigmallly]

Ok koky. Depends on the size you want to use. I use these:

For bed hoops or cuboid cages:
Conduit 20mm x 3m Black (60m) Pack of 20 | Plastic Conduit & Acc | Screwfix.com

For heavier construction:
MDPE Pipe 25mmx25m | Wickes.co.uk

[Nicos]

Hi there 3Ds and a big welcome to the Vine from me too

[Ding Dang Doo]

Ok koky. Depends on the size you want to use. I use these:

For bed hoops or cuboid cages:
Conduit 20mm x 3m Black (60m) Pack of 20 | Plastic Conduit & Acc | Screwfix.com

For heavier construction:
MDPE Pipe 25mmx25m | Wickes.co.uk

Great stuff! Never had thought about Screwfix, they look like exactly what I'm looking for, and minimal cutting too!

many thanks

[Guest]

Hi and welcome to the vine

[Bigmallly]

Great stuff! Never had thought about Screwfix, they look like exactly what I'm looking for, and minimal cutting too!

many thanks

And they bend really easy. You can either fasten to beds with pipe clips or push wooden dowels into the ground & slot the pipe over the top of them.

[Knight of Albion]

A very warm welcome to the forum, dear Pete.