Metal Tree Guards
Hard-wearing, corrosion-resistant galvanised metal tree guards to protect your trees from dogs, deer, rabbits and other large animals.
UK manufactured to BS EN 10244-2:2009 & BS EN 10218-2:2012 standards
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Helpful Metal Tree Guard Information
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Application & Uses
The strength and dimensions of our metal tree guard exceed the recommendations for tree protection outlined by The Tree Council’s Protecting Young Trees report.
Protect Against |
Hole Size Required |
Diameter Required |
Height Required |
People / public areas / parks |
Any |
2.5mm (12g) |
1.2m+ |
Cars / residential streets |
Any |
2.5mm (12g) |
1.2m+ |
Rabbits |
Min 75mm x 25mm |
2.5mm (12g) |
1.2m |
Dogs The ability to chew, jump and climb differs dramatically across breeds. |
Max 50mm x 50mm |
2.5mm (12g) |
1.2m+ |
Muntjac Deer |
Any |
2.5mm (12g) |
1.2m+ |
Sheep |
Any |
2.5mm (12g) |
1.2m+ |
Goat |
Any |
2.5mm (12g) |
1.2m+ |
Alpacas |
Any |
2.5mm (12g) |
1.2m+ |
Deer |
Any |
2.5mm (12g) |
1.8m+ |
Horse |
Any |
2.5mm (12g)+ |
1.8m+ |
Installation Instructions
Tree Guards
DIY Tree Guards
To Do | Explanation |
Step 1 – Measure Diameter
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Measure the diameter of the tree trunk to determine the correct size of the tree guard needed.
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Step 2 – Determine Height & Strength
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The height and strength are dependent on the animal/environment you need to protect against. Please see the application guide above.
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Step 3 – Position Tree Guard
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Place the tree guard around the tree.
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Step 4 – Install Stakes
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Place a wooden stake on either side of the tree guard. Mark its position so you can remove the guard, then hammer the stakes into the ground.
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Step 5 – Attach to the Stakes |
Use Staples or Cable Ties to attach the tree guard to the stakes.
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Step 6 – Attach Mesh Ends
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The mesh ends can be connected easily with cable ties.
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Step 7 – Inspect and Maintain
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Periodically inspect the tree guard to verify it remains secure and effective.
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