Extraflex Reinforced Flexible PVC Watering Hose
Extraflex Reinforced Water Hose, the most versatile watering hose on the market today. It offers high flexibility in any climate and has an impressive low-temperature characteristic. The Extraflex hose is designed with an abrasion-resistant outer layer and is reinforced with a polyester fibre reinforcement. Manufactured to excel in both residential and commercial settings, this Extraflex watering hose combines rugged durability with exceptional flexibility. ​ Its reinforced design enhances strength, ensuring it can withstand the harshest conditions, from heavy-duty watering in your garden to demanding industrial tasks. The Extraflex hose offers kink resistance and a consistent water flow, making it easy to use.
Extraflex PVC Water Hose
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