CCS1515 stand for climbing plants packaging 1 set

The practical Merco CCS1515 structure made of durable plastic-coated steel rods with a diameter of 11 mm provides support for tall ornamental or useful climbing plants and thus contributes to their upright growth. The structure can be easily stuck into the ground and placed in a flower bed. The length of the structure is 150 cm, as is the length of the individual rods. The width and height of the structure are variable and adapt to each flower bed. It only depends on how much you stretch the stand in width. Assembling the structure from the individual components is simple and takes only a few minutes. Thanks to the green color, the stand blends in perfectly with the surrounding environment.
With the Merco CCS1515 stand, you will enjoy growing climbing plants. Package contents:
- 26 x 75 cm long bars, diameter 11 mm
- 13 x tubular bar connectors, length 7 cm, diameter 15 mm
- 4 x upper double plastic connectors with the possibility of stretching to the desired width
- 16 x metal clips for attaching the side bars to the structure
- Material: plastic-coated steel (bars), plastic (connectors), steel (clips)
- Package weight: approx. 1.7 kg
- Package dimensions: 76 x 13 x 6 cm Construction parameters:
- Construction length: 150 cm
- Length of folded bars: 150 cm
- Construction height: variable (approx. 120 – 150 cm)
- Construction width: variable (approx. 70 – 180 cm) Assembly instructions:
1. Connect 2 bars of 75 cm each with a tubular green connector to each other, with the pointed tip pointing towards the ground.
2. Create 4 pairs of 8 long rods by connecting them with a black expansion connector.
3. Snap the upper horizontal long rod into the eyes in the black connectors on top of the connected pairs of vertical rods. Open the structure into an A shape and place it on the ground.
4. Attach four horizontal rods to the structure using metal clips at the point where they cross the vertical rods.
5. Stretch the finished structure to the desired width and stick it firmly into the flower bed.