Support ring for adult trees BRADAS TYRP340115 — ring diameter 40 cm, stake height 115 cm

BRADAS TYRP340115 is a ring-style support for adult trees, designed to stabilize trunks and protect them from wind and mechanical damage. The support consists of a circular ring with a diameter of 40 cm mounted on a 115 cm high stake to keep the trunk upright during establishment, maintenance or after transplantation. Its simple construction enables quick installation around the trunk and provides continuous protection at trunk height in gardens, parks and urban plantings.

Advantages

The support’s ring design distributes pressure evenly around the trunk, reducing risk of localized abrasion or cutting. A 115 cm high stake secures the ring at a practical height to prevent bending or leaning under wind load. Constructed for outdoor use, the assembly offers a durable solution for stabilizing medium and large young trees while allowing natural growth without rigid restriction.

Suitable for

• Stabilizing newly planted adult and semi-mature trees in gardens
• Protecting trunks from mechanical damage in parks and urban plantings
• Supporting trees in exposed or windy locations
• Temporary stabilization after transplanting or maintenance work

Key specifications

• Ring diameter: 40 cm
• Stake height: 115 cm
• Design: circular ring on single vertical stake
• Intended use: trunk stabilization and protection for adult trees
• Suitable locations: gardens, parks, urban plantings

How to use

Position the ring around the trunk at a height that will protect the most vulnerable section of the trunk without constricting future growth. Drive the stake vertically into the ground until the ring is held firmly in place; ensure the stake depth provides stable anchoring in the soil type present. Leave a small clearance between ring and trunk to avoid direct rubbing; periodically inspect and adjust the ring position as the trunk increases in diameter.

Usage recommendations

Install the ring when soil conditions allow stable anchoring and avoid tight fastening that could restrict cambial growth. Check the support at regular intervals, especially after storms, and remove or reposition it when the tree can maintain upright growth unaided.