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Sideau AgraWool® Small Blocks

Sideau AgraWool® Small Blocks

$24.95 USD
$24.95 USD
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Sideau AgraWool® is a 100% natural floral design alternative to floral foam blocks.

It is made from basalt wool with plant-based, starch binders. It’s eco-friendly and biodegradable.

4 in. x 4 in. x 2½ in. blocks

12 blocks per case
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Sideau AgraWool® is an environmentally conscious alternative to traditional floral foam blocks. Made from 97% basalt mineral rock fibers, this non-toxic solution provides a sustainable option for your floral arrangements. Sideau AgraWool® is crafted by spinning powdered basalt rock into fibers at high heat and binding them with a patented sugar-based agent, offering a natural and eco-friendly choice for your floral needs.

Perfect for fresh, dry, and silk flowers, Sideau AgraWool® Small Blocks fit seamlessly into 4 in cube containers. Its quick water absorption properties ensure that your stems stay hydrated, while its sturdy construction securely supports them.

Sideau AgraWool®'s composition of thin layers of mineral basalt fibers compressed into sheets provides stability and durability.

As the binding material biodegrades, Sideau AgraWool® transforms into rock dust, acting as a beneficial soil amendment that's safe for the environment. While handling, those with skin sensitivity should wash their hands afterward. Personal Protective Equipment is not required for normal use.

For optimal results, follow these steps when using Sideau AgraWool®:

  1. Water Absorption: Place the Sideau AgraWool® in your container and add water. The wool will quickly absorb the water, supporting stems in place.
  2. Orientation: Position the Sideau AgraWool® with the ribbed side facing up for optimal strength and water retention.
  3. Insertion (optional): Use a skewer or pick to "pre-perforate" and protect the stems, facilitating easier insertion through the layers of Sideau AgraWool®.
  4. Disposal: After use, Sideau AgraWool® can be reused, composted in small quantities, or safely disposed of in regular landfills, contributing to a more sustainable floral industry.