Frost Covers

Tildenet

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Tildenet are the pioneers of premium-quality frost covers. Having introduced them to the market in 1983, our frost covers have been the leading choice for stadia and training pitches across the world for decades. Constructed from a heavy-duty, porous material, the covers promote growth whilst allowing the turf to breathe and stay green – preventing game cancellations due to frost. They also protect from temperatures as low as -5℃, and have even been successful at -10 ℃. We offer two variants of the frost covers to cover a complete pitch. The first is the modern roller system: 5 large sheets at

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