Grit, garden granulate, Mahogany Brown 0-1 mm (1200 kg)

GRITS, GARDEN GRANULES, MAHOGANY BROWN 0-1 mm ( 1200 Kg).

Grit, granulated, Mahogany Brown 0-1 mm, for garden decoration.

The grit is supplied in 1,200 kg metal baskets.

Only upon request, it can also be supplied in 1,500 kg big bags or 25 kg bags (40 25 kg bags on a pallet for a total of 1,000 kg) with, of course, price adjustment depending on the type of packaging and amount of material.

To get an idea of how many quintals of grit are needed to completely cover the surface that has been decided to mulch, refer to the following indicative table:

? grain size 1-2 cm: 70 kg/m2;

? grain size 3-5 cm: 80 kg/m2;

? grain size 4-6 cm: 110 kg/m2;

? grain size 6-8 cm: 130 kg/m2;

? grain size 8-10 cm: 150 kg/m2;

? grain size 10-15 cm: 200 kg/m2;

? grain size 10-20 cm: 200 kg/m2;

? grain size 15-30 cm: 450 kg/m2.

NB: MATERIAL AVAILABILITY

The material is subject to availability, it is usually taken directly from the manufacturer in the quarry and shipped to the customer in order to always have a clean product in excellent condition. We therefore ask our kind customers to check availability and delivery times by contacting Geosism & Nature sas

NB: NEWS ON THE COST OF THE PRODUCT

Whenever possible, we collect the product directly from the manufacturer in the quarry and ship it to the end customer, therefore it is possible to obtain a significant reduction in the cost of the material depending on the destination location. We invite our kind customers to contact Geosism & Nature sas to check the final cost of the material before making the purchase.

NB: GUARANTEES

Geosism & Nature sas certifies that the rock sold in this listing is totally natural and has not undergone any type of chemical treatment that could in any way pollute the soil or the crops with which it comes into contact. For the same reasons, Geosism & Nature sas is not responsible for any changes in the color of the stone due to local climatic conditions (rainfall, humidity, snow and/or frost) or any fertilization or irrigation made with particularly aggressive water or they present elements in solution which can, in some way, alter the chemistry - and therefore the color - of the rock itself (e.g. carbonates in general, salts, iron, manganese, molybdenum, heavy metals in general, etc...). Remember that all stones that do not undergo chemical treatments can absorb water and with it the previously mentioned elements.