Hozelock Tuffhoze Hybrid Textile Hose Pipe
Prices from £93.95 to £126.02 across 2 retailers · 25% below next-cheapest retailer £126.02
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Held at £93.95 since we started tracking it on 31 Aug.
1 price change · since 31 Aug
The Hozelock Tuffhoze is a garden hose combining PVC with textile construction.
It measures 35 m in length with a 15 mm diameter.
The textile reinforcement reduces weight by up to 50% compared to traditional hoses, making it easier to handle and manoeuvre around the garden.
The hose is supplied with a 30-year guarantee.
Packaged dimensions are 290 mm × 258 mm × 262 mm, with a total weight of 4.3 kg.
It measures 35 m in length with a 15 mm diameter.
The textile reinforcement reduces weight by up to 50% compared to traditional hoses, making it easier to handle and manoeuvre around the garden.
The hose is supplied with a 30-year guarantee.
Packaged dimensions are 290 mm × 258 mm × 262 mm, with a total weight of 4.3 kg.
EAN 5010646062107 · Hozelock. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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