Lakeview Manor lodge park and hotel sold
A Devon lodge park and hotel, Lakeview Manor, has been acquired by private equity-backed holiday operator Lakeshore Leisure Group Ltd in a deal brokered by Colliers International. Lakeview Manor, in the Blackdown Hills Area of Natural Beauty, near Honiton, had been on the market for £1.8 million. The purchase price has not been disclosed. The private vendor of Lakeview Manor was represented by two teams in the South West office of global real estate advisor Colliers International: the Caravan Parks team, and the Hotels team. Ed Jefferson, from the Hotels team, said: Lakeview Manor is an excellent wedding venue and hotel in its own right. Coupled with its private fishing lakes and lodge park it attracted significant interest. This instruction was an excellent example of two Colliers departments pooling knowledge for a clients benefit. Ben Jones, director in the Caravan Parks team, said: Lakeview Manor is a fine leisure business, which is operating successfully and offers fantastic scope for expansion. This the second time within a matter of months that weve secured the sale of a holiday lodge park in Devon to Lakeshore Leisure Group, and this very much reflects the strong market for lodge parks in general and their growth opportunities as relative newcomers to the sector, albeit with very experienced senior leadership teams. Last year was our most successful yet in terms of deals for the Caravan Parks team at Colliers International – both in the South West office and nationally – and all the signs are that that this trend will continue. The market for lodge parks showed no signs of being affected by Brexit uncertainty last year, and we are looking forward to a period of greater certainty now that the UKs position is clear. Trading conditions continue to favour lodge park businesses, particularly because of the relative weakness of the pound and the continuing popularity of so-called staycations. It is also notable that lodge parks are successfully extending their appeal to customers by investing in a much-improved offer with premium accommodation and facilities, and by appealing to specialist interests such as fishing breaks. Lakeshore Leisure Group is very much at the vanguard of this as indicated by the improvements made to their sister site Otter Falls since taking ownership in mid-2019. The vendor of Lakeview Manor was represented by solicitors Steele Raymond LLP. Chris Twaits, Partner and Head of Commercial Property at Steele Raymond LLP said: Members of our team have been involved with the Lakeview Manor business from original purchase right through to the sale to Lakeshore Leisure Group, so this has been a particularly satisfying transaction. Lakeview Manor is set in 31 acres of gardens, woodlands and paddocks, and has three fishing lakes. It currently comprises 18 developed holiday lodge pitches, and a 17-bedroom hotel and events venue, and there is planning permission for a further 18 twin-unit holiday lodges.
‘Ultimate Lodge’ provider chooses Kinedo shower cubicles
Award-winning luxury park home and lodge manufacturer Pathfinder Homes is partnering Saniflo – a leading designer and manufacturer of macerators, pumps and shower enclosures – to provide the stunning Kinedo shower cubicles for two Pathfinder Homes lodge models. The Tor features the Kinedo Kinemagic Design 1200 x 800 recess with sliding doors in the main bathroom, plus the Kinedo Kineprime glass 800 x 800 recess with pivot door in the en-suite bedroom. The smaller lodge, the Single Tor, features the larger of the two cubicles which provides a walk-in space designed to suit the whole family. Kinedo shower cubicles are the choice of a growing number of glamping sites, park home sites, holiday lodge sites and upmarket independent house builders, thanks to the hassle-free installation and maintenance of the Kinedo range. Many Kinedo models can be up and running in less than a day providing the essential luxurious and safe showering experience customers expect, while being leak-free to preserve the structural integrity of the lodges. Also, incredibly easy to maintain and clean, the Kinedo shower cubicles remain pristine in appearance, even with heavy use. During the last 60 years, Devon-based Pathfinder Homes has become a leading, pioneering manufacturer of luxurious residential park homes and holiday lodges. The combination of innovative, cutting-edge design and the development of ground-breaking concepts resulted in the company becoming the ‘Ultimate Lodge of the Year’ Award winner three years in a row. Kelly Martyr, Head Designer, specified the Kinedo luxury showers after a demonstration of a cubicle installation by the Saniflo team. As well as enhancing the bathroom the units provide easier maintenance for both customers and cleaning staff and initial installation is quick and efficient. Installer training was also provided on site at the Pathfinder factory in Newton Abbot where the lodges are manufactured. Pathfinder Homes Head Designer, Kelly Martyr, says: “Since the business was established in 1958 we have always been known for our aspirational and architecturally exceptional designs. We pride ourselves on fitting out the units with the finest interior and the Kinedocubicles really meet our needs and those of our customers. The business benefits from swift installation on the production line and on-site the bathrooms are easy to maintain and clean for our customers. The opaque glass internal panels mean that we don’t have any grout or silicone that can end up discoloured and the glass will be highly durable. All the glass panels, including the internal and external panels – and the door – are coated in Cristal Plus to eliminate streaks and limescale, facilitating an easy clean.” Pathfinder Homes combines the best of innovation, inspiration and imagination to create an aspirational holiday home for discerning owners. The new shower cubicles ensure that the bathroom lives up to the same values. For more information about Kinedo shower cubicles please visit www.saniflo.co.uk
Paul Robinson Partnership (UK) LLP
Paul Robinson Partnership (UK) LLP is a RIBA Chartered Practice based in Norfolk, with over 45 years of experience. We offer our clients a multidisciplinary service both in the UK and overseas. We work in all sectors including commercial, community, education, healthcare, industrial, residential, retail, sport, bars and restaurants, holiday hotels and leisure. Whilst Paul Robinson Partnership is a multi-disciplinary Practice, our core expertise has been in the holiday and leisure sector for many years and we consider it imperative to bring these skills to the table on projects of significance from an early aspirational stage. We are able to provide project specific consultation from the initial feasibility and design through to a full contractual and project administrative remit including management of all consultants and external expertise. This is to ensure the client’s interests and requirements are respected and protected, throughout the process. For the great majority of our time in Practice, we have been involved in all aspects of holiday and caravan park design. We work with many of the major holiday park businesses on a national basis as well as with independent firms. We are proud to have very long relationships with these various firms and individuals in developing and upgrading the parks, their landscaping and all facilities over the years. We take an holistic approach in our design approach to fully integrate all developments within their surrounds and landscape whilst at the same time integrating all utilities and services together with providing the very latest technology, attractions and ideas within the settings. Our creative and technical approach has ensured much of our work is repeat or based on solid referrals. All of the projects we undertake are overseen by one of our Partners or Associate Partners, meaning we can offer a personal, fully-tailored service and a strong ongoing relationship. Our aim is to ensure a high-quality service is always delivered, whilst providing confidence that we can turn our Clients visions into a reality. The Paul Robinson team has grown to become an exciting collection of experienced, skilled, enthusiastic and talented professionals including architects, architectural technologists, technicians, energy assessors, interior designers and support staff. Each offering a different dynamic and providing the most effective way to deliver a project. Our clients have found our expertise base to be invaluable, and we are able to work on a wide range of projects of varying sizes and constraints. We provide a varied range of specialist design services to deliver a tailored package for every client by drawing on the diversity of each team member’s backgrounds to consider and inform a holistic design approach. Our services include: Architectural Energy Assessments Building Conservation 3D Visualisation Principal Designer (CDM Co-ordination) Interior Design Contract Administration Landscape Design www.paulrobinsonpartnership.co.uk
March 1 celebrated by caravan holiday home owners
Whilst March 1 is St David’s Day, the annual celebration of Wales’ patron saint, to thousands of caravan holiday home and luxury lodge owners across the UK it’s also a day to celebrate. Traditionally, March 1 marks the reopening of caravan holiday home parks after the winter break, sparking to life the new caravan season. It’s the moment many caravanners have been awaiting to return to their beloved holiday homes, which offer a bolt hole or escape to a relaxation. For award-winning caravan and motorhome dealership Salop Leisure, which has sales centres in Shrewsbury, Machynlleth and Stourport-on-Severn, the date signals a surge in business, with first time buyers keen to invest in a holiday home and existing owners looking to upgrade. March 1 is also the day caravan holiday home park owners and managers have been working to, as they busily prepare to welcome back their customers. Many will have been busy over the winter months making improvements and upgrading. Tony Bywater, Salop Leisure’s chairman, said: “All caravan holiday home park owners and managers are extremely excited about March 1. As a company, we have never known so much excitement and enthusiasm from new and existing holiday home owners who can’t wait to return to their caravans for the start of the new season. “Caravan holiday homes are popular because they provide five-star accommodation in the location of the owner’s choice which they can use whenever they wish during the season. “With predictions of staycationing continuing to grow across the UK during 2020, a caravan holiday home represents an excellent investment for couples and their extended families. I predict that 2020 is going to be a tremendous year as demand for holiday homes and staycationing in the UK increases.” Salop Leisure supplies caravan holiday homes and luxury lodges to holiday parks across Mid Wales and the Heart of England. In addition, the company owns nine, five-star caravan holiday home parks across inland and coastal Mid Wales, together with the multi-award-winning Love2Stay luxury holiday resort in Shrewsbury.
Verdant Leisure raises over £76,000 for Teenage Cancer Trust
Bespoke holiday park operator Verdant Leisure announced its support of Teenage Cancer Trust in 2018 and over the past two years, employees, holiday home owners and holiday guests across Verdant Leisure parks and Lancaster Head Office have held numerous fundraising events to raise a total of £76,033.69 for the charity. In the past year, Verdant Leisure has worked tirelessly to raise an impressive £38,753.04 for the charity. The 2019 sum exceeds the previous year’s notable total of £37,280.65 for the charity. 2019’s fundraising events and activities saw members of the Verdant team skydive over 10,000 feet, shave their hair and host weekend family fun days. The monies raised will help Teenage Cancer Trust provide care and support for young people aged 13-24 facing cancer in the UK. Facebook vote for charity had clear winner To decide on its Charity of the Year, Verdant Leisure called upon holiday home owners, holiday guests and employees to nominate a charity. The nominated charities were shortlisted and decided by a public Facebook poll, with Teenager Cancer Trust being the overall winner with an outstanding 80% of the vote. Verdant Leisure’s Communications Director, Stacey Hope said: “We are delighted to have raised so much for such a worthy charity! Everyone at Verdant Leisure made a great effort to get involved with fundraising. We are so proud of all the team and have been honoured to support Teenage Cancer Trust over the past two years.” Louise Miles, Regional Manager at Teenage Cancer Trust said: “It has been the most wonderful two-year partnership which has raised an incredible amount of money and awareness for young people with cancer. Teenage Cancer Trust nurses, support teams and special hospital wards help young people cope with some unimaginably hard times. But without companies like Verdant Leisure, these specialist services would simply not be there – and we can’t thank their teams, caravan owners and visitors enough for supporting our charity.”
Create family-inclusive spaces to keep visitors coming back year after year
With more choice than ever before for today’s holiday-goers, standing out from the crowd is essential. There are many ways to achieve this, but upgrading your holiday park’s sports areas to create family-inclusive spaces is one of the best, simplest and most cost-effective. The emphasis here is on family-inclusive – especially when you consider that families are the group that takes the most holidays, according to a report by leading travel experts, ABTA. But what does a family-inclusive space actually look like? To me, it’s a place where the whole family – regardless of age or ability – can come together to equally participate in an activity, sporting or otherwise. But how many sports areas do you know (or have at your park) that truly tick this box? If I asked you to picture your typical sports or play area, most of the parents would probably be sat or stood around the edge, while a few of them push swings and play other supporting roles in their children’s activities. With that said, it’s easy for sports areas to feel like ‘child-only’ zones that are off-limits to adults, but if you break down that barrier, magic can happen. No-longer are adults the spectators, they’re now the participants – enjoying activity side-by-side with their children. That’s when the real interaction occurs. That’s when the real memories are made – the type that will encourage visitors to your park to return time and time again. You’re probably thinking that all sounds great, but how is this achieved? Depending on the condition of your current sports areas, you could go to town and give them a complete overhaul, but there are also some quick, easy and more budget-friendly ways to upgrade what you already have. Target games, which are relatively inexpensive and can be retro-fitted to any spare wall or fence system, can instantly add more life and variety to your sports areas. And because they combine physical skills with mental skills (such as maths, logic and strategic thinking), they’re highly interactive and can be enjoyed as graduated challenges by individuals and groups of all ages and abilities. What’s more, target games are also great for breaking up larger sports areas into smaller zones or ‘pockets’ as we like to call them at Playinnovation™. This, in turn, makes them feel less intimating and encourages the shyer adults and children to enter and enjoy these spaces. Other quick and relatively inexpensive ways to spruce up your sports areas are adding funky, customised line markings and surface graphics, and installing colourful, pop-art inspired basketball hoops, which can turn any grey space into something beautiful and inviting for the whole family. If you’re not looking to upgrade, but are instead starting from scratch, this provides an amazing opportunity to create a purposefully designed, family-inclusive space without the usual limits. To make this even more straight forward to achieve, Playinnovation™ has designed The HEX Court – a genuine multi-use games area which can be tailored to suit every individual park. Consisting of six ‘pods’ – each offering a different sports activity or target game – The HEX Court provides ‘personal pockets’ for children and adults to play, whether they’re on their own, with friends or family, or part of an organised group. In one pod, you might find our patented ‘Street Pool’ target game, then, in the neighbouring pod, a table tennis table or some cool, outdoor gym equipment. Together, these pods create the ultimate fun and family-inclusive space. Upgrading a sports area can often seem like a mammoth task, but hopefully, you can now see that it doesn’t have to be that way. If you stick to three keywords – zones, variety and interactivity – you’ll create sports areas that engage and delight all family members, leading to happier customers that can’t wait to return to your park year-after-year. For more information about Playinnovation™, The HEX Court, and its sports area design services, visit playinnovation.co.uk. Contact Marco via marco.boi@playinnovation.co.uk or phone 0203 409 5303. By Marco Boi, Founder and Director of Playinnovation™
Couple return to village where they married to buy caravan park
A COUPLE who married in the village where they met as children have returned to North Wales after more than 25 years to buy a popular caravan site. Mike and Christine Parry have acquired Graeanfryn Caravan and Camping Park in Morfa Nefyn, Gwynedd. Aerospace Sales Director Mike, and Christine, a former nurse, were living in Shropshire and looking for holiday homes on the Llyn Peninsula when they noticed the business and adjoining five bedroom-property were for sale. They took the plunge and with the help of St Asaph-based FFP Solutions in partnership with Harold Smith Chartered Accountants – which has offices in Criccieth and St Asaph – are looking forward to a bright future. “We currently have 40 pitches and the park is around five acres,” said Christine, who grew up in Nottinghamshire. “It’s a wonderful part of the world and very close to our hearts so we want to fulfil the site’s potential and attract visitors from across the UK. “There are so many amazing landmarks and attractions nearby, the community is warm and welcoming, and the scenery is incredible. We are thrilled to be here and can’t wait to get started.” Mike and Christine were based in Shrewsbury with daughters Kate and Lucy when they decided to “take the leap” and make their “dream move”. Mike grew up in Aberdaron and Christine would visit the resort with her family as a child. They later fell in love and married in the village, and always wanted to come back one day and spend the rest of their lives on the coast of north west Wales. With Mike working in Wolverhampton and Christine still working as a diabetes nurse in Shropshire just months ago, they had not imagined it would happen so quickly, but are delighted it did. “Buying a caravan park was not on our radar but it was such a great opportunity we couldn’t pass it up,” she said. “When we came to visit and saw the wonderful views and the infrastructure – and of course there was our close affinity with the area – we were in no doubt this is where we wanted to be. “And we’ll be sharing the park with alpacas, Shetland ponies, ducks, chickens and other wonderful animals that are now part of the family.” Mike added: “This has always been home for me, and we both wanted to eventually return and lay down roots after so many years away. “We’ve had so much support from people in the village, and our family and friends, and are looking forward to many happy years here.” Richard Pape, a Director at FFP Solutions, helped to broker the deal and secure funding to acquire Graeanfryn Farm. He said: “We have a close partnership with Harold Smith Chartered Accountants and together we were pleased to be able to help Mike and Christine achieve their dream and buy this site. “Morfa Nefyn is one of the most stunning parts of the country, and their story is so heartening that it was meant to be. We wish them every success for the future.” Tomos Griffith from Harold Smith Chartered Accountants added: “This is another example of us working in tandem to achieve a positive result. The site has so much potential and will be a major asset to the local tourism industry.” For more information, visit www.graeanfryn.co.uk and the Facebook page www.facebook.com/GraeanfrynTouringPark or email graeanfryntouringpark@outlook.com.
Caravan Security Made Simple
A caravan can become a home from home for your family – but unlike a brick and mortar home, it can be a lot trickier to keep your caravan secure! Owners of mobile caravans and motorhomes are particularly at risk, with police warning caravan owners from Manchester to Wales of the rise in thefts in recent months. Reported numbers vary, suggesting anywhere from 5000 to 1,200 caravans are stolen in the UK annually. Despite these high numbers of thefts, the numbers of recovered stolen caravans are incredibly low. With this in mind, buying caravan security equipment is an incredibly worthwhile investment. Not only will the right tools save you the cost of replacing your whole caravan in the event it is stolen, but it can also often lead to a reduction in your insurance. Any assessment of your caravan security needs to factor in both protecting your contents against break-ins, and protecting the caravan itself from theft. We’ll talk you through both of these. Caravan Security: Contents Protection Here’s a few quick tips to protect anything you might leave in your caravan, especially while on holiday. Keep expensive items out of sight. If you can’t bring items with you, keep valuables in a secure, hidden location in your car. Never leave Caravan Registration and Identification Scheme documents (CRiS) in your caravan, as the CRiS registration form can be incredibly helpful for anyone reselling your vehicle. Curtains can be great for privacy while you’re in, but remember to open curtains while you’re out so that thieves aren’t tempted to find out if there’s something of value inside. Park in a busy location if possible, burglars are less likely to attempt a break-in with witnesses nearby. Leave cupboard doors open if there’s nothing of value in there. A cheap tent alarm can be a great cheap solution if you don’t have the money to repair or replace your caravan’s built-in alarm system. Make sure to test the sensitivity at home though- you won’t make the best impression on your neighbours if you’re out for the day and you’ve left an alarm that cries wolf back at the campsite! Caravan Security: Protect Your Caravan Caravans are primarily stolen from driveways or in storage. While camping it is easy to be more vigilant and conscious of your caravan, but in day to day life we can often forget the caravan is even there. Here we have a couple of tips you can do right now, without spending a penny, followed by a few security products you can buy that will help you secure your caravan. Caravan security – what to do: When parking up your caravan for storage, leave cupboards open and all surfaces clear to make sure that thieves can’t spot any valuables while your caravan is in storage. A simple but effective tip for parking at home is to park your caravan nose first to your house to give thieves limited room for manoeuvring. If you’re going away on holiday without your caravan ask a neighbour to check on your caravan as well as the house. Ask them to look for signs of tampering on any security devices, locks and clamps. Be mindful of your social media posts; many criminals are actually opportunistic friends of a friend. Make sure you aren’t advertising that you’re not going to be at home by posting it online. Update your privacy settings on your social media so that your posts are only shared with people you trust- this is especially important for families with kids who might be posting online. Take photos of the interior to help with identifying the caravan in case of theft. Sadly the rate of recovery for stolen caravans is incredibly low, and anything you can do to help identify yours later down the line can make a difference. Be careful where you leave your caravan over the winter! Do your research; higher security caravan storage parks are often a specific target of caravan theft. The National Vehicle Crime Intelligence Service (NaVCIS) recommends that owners storing their caravans over the winter still check in to confirm that their caravan is safe. A reminder on your phone or calendar can be a simple way to keep on top of this. Tim Booth, of NaVCIS, says: “Whilst many newer caravans are equipped with tracking equipment, a high proportion of these require the owners to be aware that their property has been stolen…In many cases, it was some considerable time before the owners became aware and the activation of tracking equipment failed to reveal the current locations.” Caravan security- What to buy: A motion sensor light above the caravan door can be a cheap and effective added layer of security, as potential thieves can easily be scared off if they feel more visible. Wheel clamps are the bread and butter of caravan security, which most owners will already be familiar with. If your wheel can’t turn- your caravan can’t be rolled away! If you own your home, installing a security post or bollard is a great option. Thieves tampering with a bollard will be slowed down, and far more visible to passersby. Installation can be relatively cheap, and can also greatly reduce your insurance. It’s worth ringing up your provider and asking how much you could save to assess whether what security measures will be the best investment for you. Caravan hitch locks simply prevent the hitch handle from being used, which prevents the coupling from being securely attached. There are a lot of products out there, we would recommend something like the Saracen Gullwing hitch lock which has a lightweight design that can be quickly installed even at service stations and rest stops. Always opt for a product that you can use easily, as cutting corners increases the odds of an opportunist robbery. Caravan leg locks are excellent as an additional layer of security by making the caravan difficult to move- causing more of a commotion in case of theft. They are
No one likes muddy, boggy ground
No one likes muddy, boggy ground. Its messy, slippy, unattractive and can be dangerous. It’s never a good day if you get your car stuck on the grass. But with all this wet weather saturating the ground, what is the answer? How do you keep your holiday park looking nice and running smoothly without losing all of your grass to concrete or tarmac? Is there a solution that won’t cost the earth! Fortunately, yes there is. Several in fact. TERRAM products are used to protect and reinforce grass surfaces that are trafficked. Easily installed onto bare soil or grass, they will help reduce grass wear, abrasion and rutting. TERRAM is a market leader in the design and manufacturer of innovative geosynthetics including geocomposites, geotextiles and geocells. We supply a range of plastic pavers and mesh products which are ideal for constructing stable, natural-looking areas where you have vehicle and pedestrian traffic. These products ensure that soft grassed areas remain healthy and are able to recover from damage to the crown. We have temporary grass protection products where occasional grass protection is required, so if for example you need to transform grassland into a temporary overflow car park then we have the products to help you. Alternatively, if you’re looking for a longer-term solution then we have products that can be used with gravels to provide a hard-landscaped effect. Our most popular products for caravan, campsites and holiday parks are: BodPave® 85 and 40 TERRAM Bodpave® pavers are a strong interlocking 100% recycled cellular porous plastic paving grid system designed for grass reinforcement, ground stabilisation and gravel retention for areas used by pedestrians and vehicles. Use for: • Parking / Coach Parking bays • Overflow grass car parks • Walkways and disabled access routes • Golf buggy paths • SUDS source control Benefits: • Units easily connect together. Installation is quick and easy. • Fill with a sand/soil rootzone and seed for a grass surface, or fill with an angular aggregate for a gravel surface • Manufactured in the UK – keeping the carbon footprint low • UV Stabilised 100% recycled High-Density Polyethylene (HDPE) • Strong, chemically inert & non-toxic • The open cell structure provides high surface water infiltration and is suitable for source control within a • Sustainable Urban Drainage System (SUDS) • Bodpave® 85 offers a load bearing capacity up to 400t/m² – will cope with static axle loads up to 60kN • Parking markers also available to purchase TurfProtecta® A lightweight plastic mesh for grass reinforcement and protection where occasional light vehicle or pedestrian use is required. Mesh is unrolled and pinned in place for a temporary solution for boggy ground. Use for: • Infrequent overflow grass car parks • Grass access routes • Pedestrianised grassed areas • Grass footpaths • Wheelchair / Disabled access routes • Side of caravan/lodge parking Benefits: • Limits surface damage and reduces soil compaction. • Simple to install; after cutting the grass short, unroll the mesh and pin to the surface using metal U-Pins or plastic pegs. • The grass sward will intertwine with the plastic mesh filaments to create a strong, discreetly reinforced surface • The grass can then be cut as normal and will have regained its natural appearance • Supplied in two grades, ‘Standard’ and ‘Heavy’ • Manufactured from 100% recycled high-density polyethylene • Mesh is UV stabilised • Fixing Pins and Pegs sold separately GrassProtecta® A heavy-duty thick slip resistant polyethylene plastic mesh grid for reinforcing and protecting grassed surfaces prone to wear, rutting and smearing which can result in a muddy surface incapable of withstanding vehicular or pedestrian traffic applications. Use for: • Grass car parks • Overflow grass car parks • Pedestrian paths • Disabled access routes • Grass verges • Caravan park access and caravan bays • Golf buggy paths Benefits: • Developed with an oscillated mesh structure to increase traction and improve slip resistance by up to 97% • Installation is very simple; Cut the grass short, unroll and pin mesh to the surface using metal U-Pins or plastic pegs. • Can be installed onto newly landscaped areas with the soil seeded • The grass sward will intertwine with the plastic mesh filaments to create a strong, discreetly reinforced surface • Up to 8 tonnes per axle (imposed load) • Fast and cost effective installation compared to plastic paving grids • Use as part of Sustainable Urban Drainage System (SUDS) • Available in three thickness grades (Lite 10mm, Medium 13mm & Heavy 14.5mm). Choice of grade is determined by the application, frequency of use and the type of vehicle traffic. • Manufactured in the UK from high quality recycled and virgin high-density polyethylene (HDPE). • Fixing Pins and Pegs sold separately Geocell A 3D cellular confinement system. Manufactured from permeable geotextile fabric, TERRAM GEOCELL is supplied as flat packed panels which are opened and expanded on-site to form a honeycomb-like structure which can be filled with sand, soil or other site material. Use for: • Soil Stabilisation • Retaining Walls • Slope Erosion Control • Load Platforms • Tree Root Protection • Flood Defence Benefits: • Lightweight • Permeable • Easy to install • Easily cut to size without damage • Allows free flow of water • Position and pin to the ground using fixing pins, sold separately • Flexible enough to be formed around trees and other obstacles. For free samples, advice, a quote or more information visit www.terramdirect.co.uk
