Heavy Duty Germination Sheet (with Taped Edges & Brass Eyelets)
The original grass germination sheet was invented by Tildenet over 30 years ago, meaning we are the most experienced manufacturers with extremely high quality germination sheets. Our Sheets are specifically designed to greatly speed up the germination process to ensure faster growth for your wicket by providing the ideal conditions for seed growth through conservation of warmth and moisture.
Not only do the sheets provide faster germination, but also protection of the wicket from pests, sun scorching and wind.
Our heavy duty Germination Sheets are stronger and more durable than the economy version and this version comes with taped edges and button hole eyelets for extra strength and durability. Our high quality sheets will last you for years even with heavy usage.
Dimensions
GERM22: 3.66m x 25m
GERM18: 3.66m x 100m
Life expectancy 10 years plus (all year round use)
UK delivery charges are as follows. Once you have added a product to the shopping cart, the relevant cost is added automatically.
- Up to 45Kg = £15
- 46 - 135kg = £40
- Over 136kg = £80
*Delivery charges are for Mainland UK address only and excludes the Highlands and Isle of Wight. Postage and packing rates listed above are inclusive of VAT.
For delivery prices outside of Mainland UK, please phone 0117 966 9684.
Please note, a signature will be required upon delivery unless we have authorisation from you that the goods can be left without signature in a secure location.
Standard Delivery & Bespoke Items
- All standard orders are normally despatched within 3 - 5 working days providing the product is in stock.
- We will confirm all delivery dates with you post ordering.
- Bespoke items have an 8-10 weeks lead time and your delivery date will be confirmed as part of the order process.
- If you require any further information which is not available by following our customer services links, please contact us directly info@sportsnetdirect.com or call our customer service number on 0117 966 9684.
