PVC Garden Hose — Fibre-Reinforced in Three Constructions

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The garden hose range and its three constructions

The product is a flexible PVC water hose for gardens, parks, communities and homes. The buying questions for a programme run to which reinforcement build, what pressure class, what length assortment, what colour and print, and what the programme costs per metre landed. The company's garden hose line is built around fibre reinforcement, with three named constructions: standard fibre braid, anti-twist, and crochet anti-twist.

Garden hose in this catalogue is a green PVC hose as standard, described by the company as anti-UV, light, flexible, elastic and portable, and adaptable to high pressure and tough weather within its published envelope. Applications listed on the product page run beyond the flower bed: irrigation and washing in gardens, parks and residential communities, and washdown in mines, factories and homes. If your channel sells into light commercial users as well as households, that breadth is worth keeping in the assortment plan rather than splitting the range.

Published specification

A note on the bore range, in the interest of the plain dealing this site practises: the product page's FAQ text mentions a wider span up to 12 in, which does not match its own parameter table; this site publishes the parameter-table range of 1/4 in to 3 in, and any size enquiry beyond it will be confirmed in writing. The working and burst pressures in the table are the family's published ranges across its bores, not ratings for a single size; the rating at your bore is confirmed in the quotation. The wholesale garden hose guide on the blog explains how to set a pressure class for a retail assortment without over-specifying the whole range.

Minimums and programme pricing

As with several families here, published minimums differ by channel: the product page header shows 100 m, its FAQ states a usual MOQ of 3,000 m, and the Alibaba storefront lists this family from 300 m at a reference band of about US$0.10 to 0.20 per metre. The three figures come from the company's different channels and are not reconciled in its own published data, so this site does not merge them into a single number or guess at the reason for the difference; which minimum applies to your order is confirmed in the written quotation for the construction, diameter and print you choose. For private label, the adjustable elements are the ones the company lists for its OEM work generally — colour, length, wall thickness, printed markings, packaging and your logo; on this family those markings are printed along the coil itself, so the wording and logo placement are worth settling in the specification.

Assortment advice from the way this range is built: the three builds are stocked on the same evidence, not in a fixed order — order samples of each build your channel is considering, handle them, and let your own samples, your channel's specification and your sell-through and returns records decide which builds earn shelf space and in what share.

What is the difference between anti-twist and crochet anti-twist?

They are two distinct named reinforcement builds in this range, listed alongside the standard fibre braid. The difference that matters to a channel — twist behaviour when the hose is pulled around corners and re-coiled, coil memory off the pack — is judged at sample stage; the blog's wholesale garden hose guide compares the three constructions for assortment planning.

Can the hose carry our brand?

Yes — printed markings and logo printing are part of the company's listed customisation, together with custom colour, length and packaging. Send your artwork and print repeat requirements with the enquiry, so the print setup is one of the points the quotation is settled against.

Is this hose suitable for drinking water?

Do not take this family as potable-water grade. If your market requires one, say so in the enquiry; food-grade options are described by the company for other families in its range, and the correct product — and the grade it carries — must be confirmed in writing rather than assumed.