Soft-Tie is long-lasting, does not rot, and can be washed and re-used.
It's easy to secure with just a twist (no need for fiddly knots) and can be cut easily with pliers.
With a couple of quick twists, the tie may be quickly and easily adjusted to accommodate growing stems.
The Woody Soft-Tie will blend in with woody stems.
Available in handy 8m rolls.
Helpful haxnicks hint: put a twist between the support and the stem and you have a ready-made spacer to prevent damage from chafing.
Product size- L8m x D3.5mm
UK standard delivery* is just £4.99 on orders under £40
FREE UK standard delivery* on all orders over £40
*We estimate that your order will be delivered within 3-5 working days, subject to availability. Delivery charges are for Mainland UK address only and excludes the Highlands and Isle of Wight. FREE UK standard delivery applies to orders of £40 or more.
For information and enquiries about delivery charges to other locations, please contact us: info@haxnicks.co.uk or phone 0117 9341799.
Please note, a signature will be required upon delivery unless we have authorisation from you that the goods can be left.
Returns Policy
If you receive a product that is defective or wish to cancel your order, please read our returns policy to arrange a return or an order cancellation with us.
GBThis product is superb for fan training shrubs, and I have successfully used it for tying accidentally split branches together until the damage has calloused over, then reused when it is no longer needed
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