18 in. AquaSav Coco Liner

Simple to set up, durable design, and made from recycled rubber, our EZ Rubber Cable Protectors is our economical addition to low traffic cable protection environments. For temporary or permanent applications, connect multiple units across school campuses, convention centers, country clubs and more to protect against pedestrian accidents, worn cables and hoses. Features1 Channel Rubber Cable Protector - 3" x 2" Interlocking male/female connectors Yellow lid on black base for high color contrast Recycled rubber base for good traction SpecificationsLoad Capacity: 5,000 lb/axle Channel Size: 2.75" x 2" Length: 38.5" No of Channels: 1 Width: 10.12" Height: 2.5" Weight: 20 lbs

New for Fall 2021! Perfect for keeping you warm this winter, or gifting to a loved one, these recycled cotton scarves come in five colourful patterns to brighten those cool winter days! Eco-friendly and locally made. Each scarf is knit in the USA with recycled cotton yarn. Overview These cozy scarves come in some of the same color patterns as our popular recycled cotton socks. Crafted from recycled materials and great for wrapping around cold necks on chilly afternoons! These scarves are about 66 inches long, and when laid flat they are 11 inches wide. Features & Benefits: Scarves knit with recycled cotton yarn Makes a great eco-friendly gift Knit with pre-shrunk, colorfast cotton yarns Machine washable and dryable Made in the USA Eco friendly These scarves are knit from recycled materials. The recycled cotton yarn is created by recovering the scraps left over from the production of cotton t-shirts. All the little cotton scraps are gathered, ground up and spun into yarn. Using recycled cotton reduces the amount of cotton waste sent to landfills. Using recycled cotton yarn also reduces the amount of water, land use, pesticides and herbicides used to grow new cotton fibers as well as eliminates the need for harmful chemicals to dye virgin cotton yarn. This recycled yarn is certified by Oeko-Tex to be free of harmful toxins. Locally made Scarf design, knitting and finishing final touches are all completed at small family-owned businesses in Vermont, North Carolina, and Oregon.