Bamboo (bamboo shoot) specialized growth suppression method "Take Guard Method"
The "Take Guard Method" is a technique that suppresses the growth of bamboo (bamboo shoots) from above without using any chemicals.
◆Registered with NETIS◆ NETIS Registration Number: QS-220034-A - Bamboo branches extending over power lines causing power outages - Bamboo falling onto public roads due to snow or typhoons, blocking traffic - Damage to asphalt caused by bamboo shoots … Have you experienced any troubles caused by bamboo? The "Bamboo Guard Method" suppresses the growth of bamboo (bamboo shoots) from above, solving these problems!
basic information
【Materials Used】 ■ Take Guard Sheet (1m×25m, 2m×25m) ■ Take Guard Anchor (φ9mm×400mm (45°)) ■ Take Guard Tape (Width=10cm Length=25m) ■ Take Guard Tape Slit (10cm×10cm, 250 pieces) ■ Attach (Silicone-based 333ml)
Price information
【Design Price (Excluding Tax)】 ■ Take Guard Sheet ・ 1×25m: 37,000 yen ・ 2×25m: 74,000 yen ■ Take Guard Anchor (100 pieces/box): 10,000 yen ■ Take Guard Tape: 12,000 yen ■ Take Guard Tape (Slit): 13,500 yen
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Detailed information
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- Take Guard Sheet A dedicated sheet. It has top-class strength and flexibility from our company.
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Take Guard Anchor A specialized anchor with a unique shape that bends the head at a 45° angle. By being installed at an angle, it provides high support strength.
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- Take Guard Tape Prevents bamboo shoots from sprouting from overlapping sheets. *There is a slit type available for anchor installation areas.
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Attach sealing material. It prevents bamboo shoots from growing out of the overlapping sheets.
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