Tree guards for plantation drives
Easy DIY guards in metal and polymer, with your name board.
Updated 16 October 2026 · Made by Nitin Wire Group, Chennai · +91 91591 43131
Tree Guard specifications
| Variants | Metal and polymer |
|---|---|
| Height including legs | 6 ft (metal), 5 ft (polymer) |
| Diameter | 1.5 ft |
| Colour | Green |
| Finish | Metal structure painted against rust |
| Extras | Free name board printing; custom sizes available |
What makes it work
- DIY installation
Designed to be installed by volunteers without special tools or skills.
- Maintenance free
Metal guards are painted to prevent rusting.
- Free name board
Print your company, NGO or drive name on the guard.
- Standard or custom
Standard sizes from stock, or custom sizes for large projects.
Tree Guard applications

Landscape
Boundaries, edging and screens for gardens, parks and outdoor spaces.

Agriculture & Farming
Keep cattle, goats and wild boar out of crops, and livestock in.

Construction & Real Estate
Site boundaries, plot fencing and safety netting, supplied in bulk.

Schools & Colleges
Safe campus boundaries, playgrounds and sports grounds for institutions.

Manufacturing Unit
Perimeter, compound wall and machine-area security for industrial sites.
Tree Guard: questions buyers ask
What is the standard size of a tree guard?
Nitin metal tree guards are 6 ft high including legs and polymer tree guards are 5 ft high, both 1.5 ft in diameter. Custom sizes are made for larger orders.
Which is better, a metal or plastic tree guard?
Metal tree guards are stronger against cattle and vandalism and last longer. Plastic (polymer) tree guards are lighter, cheaper to transport and do not rust. Nitin supplies both, in green.
How do you install a tree guard?
As general practice, plant the sapling, place the guard centred around it and push or bury the legs about a foot into the ground, then firm the soil. Nitin tree guards are designed for DIY installation.
Can we print our company name on tree guards for a CSR drive?
Yes. Nitin Wire Group offers free name board printing on its tree guards, which suits CSR, NGO, school and municipal plantation drives. Guards come in metal or polymer, painted green.
How long should a tree guard stay around a sapling?
As general practice, a tree guard stays in place until the tree is tall and woody enough that animals cannot browse or break it, usually two to three years, after which it can be reused.



