Aluminium Low Fruit Cage

Aluminium Low Fruit CageHandcrafted from lightweight yet sturdy aluminium, our popular low fruit cage designs offer robust, contemporary protection for your plants. Standing at 1. 2m (4ft) high, each low fruit cage is perfectly sized for low growing fruit bushes such as blueberries, currants and gooseberries. To ensure your low fruit cage remains structurally sound throughout every season, we utilise our exclusive Lock Tight joints. Unlike standard push fit connectors that

Handcrafted from lightweight yet sturdy aluminium, our popular low fruit cage designs offer robust, contemporary protection for your plants. Standing at 1.2m (4ft) high, each low fruit cage is perfectly sized for low-growing fruit bushes such as blueberries, currants and gooseberries.

To ensure your low fruit cage remains structurally sound throughout every season, we utilise our exclusive Lock Tight joints. Unlike standard push-fit connectors that often work themselves loose over time, our system uses rust-resistant stainless steel nuts and bolts. These joints are paired with a durable nylon collar and cap for added security. 

Every low fruit cage arrives as a comprehensive kit, including the high-quality aluminium framework, 19mm woven netting, pegs, clips and a full set of assembly instructions.

Structure Details

• Sturdy 1.25m finished height
• 22mm round tubular framework
• Architectural Alloy (Diameter 22.0mm x wall thickness 1.2mm)
• Rust Resistant Aluminium
  
• Uprights insert 25cm into the ground
• All measurements above ground
• Sturdy Lock Tight joints secure system will not loosen over time
• Self assembly required

Netting Specifications

• Comes standard with a flexible 19mm woven net
• Made from black polyethylene which is less visible than other colours
• Soft and flexible
• Fits tightly for a neat appearance and bird safety
• All nets are very strong and long lasting with High UV resistance
• If there is a risk of snowfall, we recommend removing fruit cage roof netting in order to prevent damage which can be caused by the weight of settling snow.
  

If you require alternative netting options, please visit Fruit Cage Netting.