Keeping Things Fresh Whenever You Can With Good Hose Parts

By Author: Samuel Arthur
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That might have been a bit of an exaggeration – comic effect often gets the better of the best of us. There is actually quite a lot of point in owning a hose – you can’t rely on the rain and the fear-mongering of the council all the time and you need to make sure that your flowers and/or vegetables are getting all of the nutrients they require from water as well as from sunlight and soil.

If you have absolutely no idea where to start (which is completely understandable) then visit the website of NCC Supplies. Founded in 1982, it has a great deal of experience in the hose and garden supplies industry which means that if you’re not entirely sure what you’re looking for, its customer service team can quickly and easily answer any questions you have and point you in the right direction.

Although it is based in Cheshire in the north of England, it can ship its products all over the country and has shipped all over the world, including to Australia, the Far East and the United States. You can also join its mailing list to get all of the latest news and any offers before anyone else.

There is a huge ...
... range of products available on the website. The company shies away from simply selling complete hoses of different types and prefers to try and cater for those who might only need one small part to replace a broken part that they already have. It’s a lot cheaper and easier to just order one part than have to go out and buy an entirely new hose when, for the most part, the one you’ve already got works fine. For this reason there are a great deal of garden hose connectors and other Garden Hose Fittings available for customers to browse through and order.

For instance, there are adaptors and connectors manufactured in brass, nylon and polypropylene that fit a wide number of hoses available, as well as clamps, hose clips, couplings and all manner of other hose parts. In addition some hoses that are designed for conducting special liquids (such as propane and acetylene, which need to be handled a lot more carefully than plain water) and some gases such as oxygen are available for industries and manufacturers to order.

The product list also stretches to different types of netting which can be used in gardens to protect plants from birds, packaging nets for onions, seeds and other foods and protective nets for other products.