That's a question we hear all the time. At first glance, the options seem almost identical with similar colours, similar pricing, and they're designed for the same purpose. So, which one should you choose, and why? While they share a lot in common, there are some important differences to keep in mind. Let's break down what sets them apart so you can decide which option best suits your needs.
Benefits: Paper-based, non-toxic tape (safe for humans, animals and the environment. It completely decays in 6-24 months depending on the environment. Saves time as no repeat trips are required to remove the tape are required.
Drawbacks: Not suitable for permanent marking.
Ideal For: Ideal for marking track, trap and bait station lines as well as surveying, construction and forestry.
Specs: 30m long, 2.54 cm wide. Available in blue, orange and pink
Benefits: Highly visible, most durable and longest-lasting outdoor flagging on the market.Most requested product by consumers.
Drawbacks:Needs to be removed once work is complete.
Ideal For: Ideal for marking track, trap and bait station lines, as well as surveying, construction and forestry.
Specs:45 m long, 4.5 cm wide, 75 micron thick. Available in blue, orange and pink
In Summary
If you’re short on time and manpower, the biodegradable option is a smart choice. It requires no removal, breaks down naturally, and won’t harm the surrounding flora and fauna.
If you’re looking for bright, easy to see flagging that’s robust and provides a more reliable longer-term option then Glo Tape is the way to go.
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