Professional hdpe sun shade mesh / plastic sun protection net

Professional hdpe sun shade mesh / plastic sun protection net 

Color Guide:

Black: multipurpose with greatest choice of shade values and widths. Ideal for every application. Naturally resists the sun s harmful UV radiation for years.

Green: for nursery and other decorative and agricultural applications including windscreens, privacy screens, tennis courts and more.

Density Guide:

Pergola and patio covers: normally +/- 80% depending upon level of heat reduction desired

Swimming pool leaf covers: 30% will keep leaves out and 40% or 50% for needles

Wind screen panels: 60% up to 90% depending on need for privacy and wind blockage

Water treatment plants: algae control and chlorine contact channels typically use 90%

Spider diaper curtains: 80% or 90% under dock roof keeps spider poo off your boat

Koi pond leaf netting: +/- 40% unless you also wish to lower water temperature a bit

Greenhouse cover: 30% up to 60% shade factor based on plant lighting needs

Bug netting curtains: 65% is dense enough for larger insects and 80% + for smaller

Privacy fence: a single layer of 87% provides privacy from a distance and at angle

Paintball netting: 50% and above will stop paintballs from passing through

Black high Density Polyethylene Shade Net:

To protect your  vegetables with light weight shade net:

You can also let us to add the eyelet on the shade net for you to easy hang up,you can use it in the balcony,garden etc.

35% shade net  provides light shade for vegetables, nurseries, cut flowers and fruit trees. Additional shade for ornamental plants in the summer.

50%-80%  shade nets are widely used in hot climate regions to protect plants and crops from heat.

This netting prevents hail storm damage to fruit and crops,

These shade nets are flexible, strong and easy installation. Can be placed on simple support structures

Green High Density Polyethylene Shade Net:

 The 70% - 85% shade nets are widely used in greenhouses for the cultivation of ornamental plants