Gripple tree anchoring kits make landscapers' lives easier and faster

Gripple, the multi award-winning innovator, offers a range of cutting edge kits for quick, easy tree anchoring and guying of newly-planted, semi-mature trees, replacing the laborious installation of wooden stakes, all supplied in ready-to-use kits with a strap tensioning system.

With three or four anchor points to speed up installation, Gripple Root Ball kits are for trees from 4.5m to 12m in height and 25cm to 75cm in girth. Long-lasting, allowing trees to establish naturally, the kits remain underground thereby reducing trip hazard and deterring vandals.

Offering the benefits of the Root Ball Kit, the Premium Root Ball Kit includes the Gripple Dynamic range to provide increased strength, flexibility and adjustment during installation.

Similarly beneficial, Gripple’s Deadman kit and Concrete Fixing kit are specifically engineered for the simple, strong and secure anchoring of newly-planted trees where concrete is involved.

The Deadman Kit is used when the driving of anchors is not possible, into concrete blocks for example, and a more traditional ballast system is the solution.

The Gripple Concrete Fixing is designed where concrete flooring or containers are below the planting location.

More information about Gripple’s other tree anchoring solutions - Concrete Fixing kits, Deadman kit and Tree Guying kits – on stand C105.

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