Kersten (UK) Ltd

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Kersten (UK) Ltd

County Berkshire

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Kersten (UK) Ltd

Business address

Progress House 39 Boulton Road Reading

County

Berkshire

Postcode

RG2 0NH

Primary telephone number:

0118 9869253

About you and your business ( please complete)

UK distributor of Kersten and Meyer Site Maintenance Equipment. Sweepers, WeedBrushes, Mowers, Snow Ploughs and Gritters. We offer solutions for chemical free weed control including weed burners from Hoaf. We sell new products and hire out a range of our equipment.

Skills ( please complete )

Experience in chemical free weed control, Maintaining hard surfaces, grass surfaces and artificial sports surfaces. Fitting attachments and accessories to road and off road vehicles.

Business category

Supplier, Commercial

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https://www.kerstenuk.com

Julie Street and Portia joined Landscape Juice Network

Billybop replied to James King's discussion Strim edges or mow first?

"for the best finish, and depending on shape of garden and variable factors such as how long or lush the grass is, or how picky the clients are, mow just one strip around the perimeter first, as close to the edges as possible, then strim, then mow,…"

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Dave Colton replied to James King's discussion Strim edges or mow first?

"I always strim and edge first and that way the mower picks all strimmed grass up."

mike ranson replied to Steven Mills's discussion Jeyes Fluid for deterring rodents?

"whats cruel. what would you use?
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Graham Taylor replied to James King's discussion Strim edges or mow first?

"I find that on path edges, where I like to get a clean edge where the grass meets the path, it works better to mow the edge first and then use the strimmer. Other areas like round trees, against fences etc I strim first and then mow to pick up the…"

James King replied to James King's discussion Strim edges or mow first?

"Thanks - that was exactly my thinking. "

PGM replied to James King's discussion Strim edges or mow first?

"When first started many years ago we mowed first and then strimmed. But for many years now we've strimmed first. After that we blow all the clippings and leaves and bits etc off the borders and paths back on to the grass which the mower then…"

PETER C replied to Steven Mills's discussion Jeyes Fluid for deterring rodents?

"I have always had a dog with me when at work and the current one has been the most able to pick up a scent or hear a sound and is keen to follow it up. She is a collie x whippet so not really bred for this type of thing. She scented a rat on…"

James King posted a discussion

Strim edges or mow first?

The new mowing season is rapidly approaching. I am still undecided which mower to go for Honda or Weibang - as discussed in a previous topic. Whilst looking at a range of videos demonstrating the two makes in action, I noticed that some mow first…

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Chris posted a blog post

Jacksons Fencing's Approved Installer of the Year 2024

Over the past year, Jacksons Fencing’s Approved Installer network and the broader sector have faced significant challenges due to events impacting the industry, including rising costs, economic uncertainty, and a miserable year for spending time in…

Garden Hoppers is now a member of Landscape Juice Network

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Tim Bucknall replied to Steven Mills's discussion Jeyes Fluid for deterring rodents?

"Jeyes fluid is basically weak washing up liquid now, completely useless for anything."

Graham Taylor replied to Steven Mills's discussion Jeyes Fluid for deterring rodents?

"All sounds rather cruel to set dogs on them........... I know people will say "they're only rats" but setting dogs on them does seem a bit barbaric. "

Craig Davis updated their profile

Peter sellers posted a discussion

Halfords Trade Card

As some of you will have read our previous posts on us revamping our tool kits, thought it may benefit others by mentioning Halfords Trade Card which gives varying discounts on everything. You don't know how much until you get to the till but have…