For Example.......
Fruit bush netting, fence post metal mesh fencing....etc.......any netting used in gardening and landscaping works.
How do you transport it from site to site once it's opened, other than ''in a van with the wrapper still on'' ;-)
Is there a better way of wrapping up any type of netting/fencing mesh and keeping it together so that it can be re-used in the future? Cable ties can work on sturdier mesh fencing but the snag factor for unrolling any soft netting seems to slow things down considerably.
The question is prompted because the idea of using nets to collect leaf fall is an exciting one IMO. I wonder whether any type of nets will be a sensible option once they've been used, 'put back' in vehicles and then brought out to use again at this time of year ....... ;->
Thanks, Eugene.
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I'm not quite sure if you will find this useful, but I had a client who ran a work at height/ rope access business. When they packed away safety nets they would lay it on a huge sheet, and roll it up. This way it's easy to unroll without it getting tangled up. You just make a giant net / sheet swiss roll, that is really easy to unpack and repack.