The Best Uses of Garden Netting
Homeowners across the UK will be looking forward to the flourishing of their gardens after the harsh winter months. It won’t be long before we’re able to put our green fingers to use in the sowing of seeds and nurturing of garden plants. Now is the ideal time to set yourself up for an enjoyable season and make use of garden netting for the types of protective purposes highlighted in this blog. Protection Against Hungry Birds Our thickly twined polyethylene netting...
Key Terms You Might Need to Know When It Comes to Netting
Netting isn’t the most complicated industry in the world. But there are a few details that sometimes cause a little confusion. People often wonder if they should be buying knotted or knotless netting for example, or if they need polypropylene or polyethylene. If you’re ever stuck, we can always advise you. Indeed, if you’re ever unsure of what type of material would best suit your specific needs, just give us a call and we can sort it. Still, figuring out the difference between knotted...
New Year, New Netting: Take This Opportunity to Refresh Your Stock
2020 is finally behind us and despite starting the year in lockdown, it does seem that things are slowly but surely heading in the right direction. We hope it continues that way. We’re excited to be back here at Renco Nets and have enjoyed catching up with clients on the telephone and getting back into the swing of things as much as possible. With it being a new year, we often find many of our clients are looking to refresh their netting...
Merry Christmas from Renco Nets: We’ll Be Back in The New Year
What a challenging year it’s been. Thankfully, for many, it’s finally coming to a close. Here at Renco we’re glad to have been able to continue serving our clients, old and new, in as normal a way as possible over the past few months. That said, it has been tough, and we are certainly looking forward to things getting a little more normal in the New Year. Still, we would like to take this opportunity to wish a very merry Christmas and a...
Britain’s Relationship with Europe Might Be Changing, But Ours Isn’t
We’re looking forward to opening again from our Christmas break on Monday 4th January. And, despite the ongoing restrictions as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, we’re happy to say we’re still able to supply all your rope and netting needs as normal. Whatever you might need, be it multifilament soft rope, a hard-wearing cargo net or coloured nylon twine... We can supply it for you, quickly and cost-effectively. But of course, as we head in to 2021, it’s not just the coronavirus...
Coronavirus Update: Continuing to Provide Our Clients with The Rope and Netting You Need
As you’ll no doubt be aware, the coronavirus pandemic is continuing to impact everyone here in the UK and, indeed, around the world. As we write this, our region is moving into Tier 3 of the new restrictions. But naturally, the situation is changing every day. The good news is, we are still open and able to provide all of our clients—old and new—with all the rope and netting you need. Indeed, we thought it would be useful to run through the...
Whatever the Project, If It Involves Rope or Netting We Can Help
Sometimes we don’t know what we need until we see it. We know roughly what we want, but when we search for it specifically, we either can’t put our finger on it, or it’s just doesn’t seem to be available. In our experience, this seems to happen a lot when it comes to things that involve rope and netting. A client will often get in touch who is looking for something that they know involves rope or netting, but they can’t quite...
Replacing Your Nets: What to Do If Your Netting Is Damaged by the Autumn and Winter Weather
You’ve already felt it, right? The weather is changing. We both know it’s time to admit the sunny days will be few and far between for the next few months. In fact, it seems we’re heading for a particularly wet autumn and winter. On the upside, it does mean more cosy nights in and gives you a great excuse to treat yourself to a nice new winter coat to wrap up warm when you do need to venture outside. But for your poor old...