• Each Tree Surround consists of 4 Nos panels of 750mm Length X 750mm width X 40mm Thickness
• Overall dimensions: 1500mm (Length) X 1500mm (Width) X 40/100 mm (Thickness)
• Suitably reinforced for long use and to prevent damage during transportation & handling.
• Manufactured with M-30 grade of concrete using vibro-compaction process using jointless FRP moulds so as to achieve shuttering finish on five faces and Gurmala finish on the top surface.
• A choice of standard colors and unlimited custom colors will match any natural stone finish or interlock pavers in the surrounding
• Optional: Top surface of the Tree Grates can also be polished on request

BENEFITS OF TREE SURROUND
Trees help us breathe better by taking carbon dioxide out of the air and producing fresh oxygen. Many may not know that an acre of trees produce enough oxygen for 18 people to breathe each day. Trees also create shades lowering temperatures both globally and in the microclimates of cities and countries. The importance of trees can never be ignored.

Trees have naturally grown without the help of mankind for millions of years, but as urban forestry becomes more and more evident in today's world, trees may not be able to survive its infancy without proper planning and care. Unfortunately, towns and cities are not designed by the laws of nature, but by the laws of human supply and demand.

Trees are included as amenities and are established in an artificial habitat subjecting them to further harassment like pollutants and human-inflicted damages.

The uses of tree-grates not only adds flair to its overall appeal of the environment but also provided the necessary protection to both a young tree and its soil. It helps to support the growth of the trees and strengthen their resistance against harmful environmental influences. In addition, the installation of tree-grates will also create more space for human traffic.

SPECIFYING TREE GRATES/SURROUNDS
The two most common mistakes when specifying tree-grates are choosing inappropriate sizes and improper installation. When a smaller tree-grate is chosen than what is actually needed, it may cause insufficient rooting space for the tree thus forcing the roots to grow upwards and cause damage to the walkway. Tree-grates may also do more damage than good if installation specifications are not strictly followed. (E.g., If a tree-grate is placed directly on the soil instead of a proper suspended frame, it may cause soil compaction and vertical compression on the roots which will destroy a young tree completely.)