AGRO SHADE NET

Shede nets provide all-weather protection, regulating the effect of the sun's rays and reducing water consumption. Optimizing plant growth in this way will improve the quality and yield of your harvest. Shading nets are extremely tear resistant, are very light against the similar products, easily mounted and durable against humidity and UV rays. Agro Shede Net is avaialble in 2m×50m, 3m×50m, 4.5m×50m, 6m×50m roll and 35%, 50%, 75% and 90% in quality.

 

1. Material Composition: They are usually made from high-density polyethylene (HDPE) or polypropylene (PP) materials, which are durable and resistant to UV degradation.

2. Shade Percentage: They come in various shading percentages ranging typically from 30% to 90%. The shade percentage determines how much sunlight is filtered through the netting.

3. Density: Shade nets are available in different densities (grams per square meter), which affects their durability and effectiveness in providing shade and protection.

4. UV Stabilization: Good quality shade nets are UV stabilized to withstand prolonged exposure to sunlight without degrading or losing their effectiveness.

5. Width and Length: They are often sold in rolls of various widths (e.g., 1 meter to 6 meters) and lengths (e.g., 50 meters to 100 meters), allowing for customization based on specific application needs.

6. Application: Used primarily in agriculture, horticulture, and nurseries, shade nets help regulate temperature, protect plants from excessive sunlight, and reduce water evaporation from the soil.

7. Durability: They are designed to be tear-resistant and durable, capable of withstanding outdoor weather conditions including wind, rain, and sun exposure.

8. Ventilation: Depending on the weave structure, shade nets allow for airflow which is crucial for maintaining a healthy growing environment.

9. Customization: Some shade nets may come with additional features such as reinforced edges, grommets for easy installation, or anti-drip properties to minimize water droplets from forming on the underside.

10. Overall, shade nets are essential tools in modern agriculture and horticulture, providing a controlled environment that promotes healthier plant growth and higher yields.

 

Shade nets are versatile and used in various applications, primarily for protection and climate control. Here are some common applications for shade nets:

1. Agriculture

• Greenhouses: Shade nets are used in greenhouses to protect plants from excessive sunlight, reduce heat, and control light intensity, which helps in maintaining optimal growing conditions.
• Nurseries: They provide the necessary shade for young plants and seedlings, protecting them from direct sunlight, wind, and pests.
• Open Field Cultivation: Shade nets can be used over open fields to protect crops from harsh weather conditions such as hail, frost, or heavy rains.

2. Horticulture

• Flower Cultivation: Shade nets help in regulating light for flowers that require specific light conditions, ensuring proper blooming and growth.
• Fruit Farming: Used to protect fruit plants from sunburn and to provide an environment that promotes healthy growth.

3. Livestock

• Animal Shelters: Shade nets are used to create shelters for livestock, providing protection from direct sunlight and reducing heat stress.

4. Construction

• Safety Nets: They are used in construction sites to provide shade for workers and to cover scaffolding, which helps in protecting the site from debris and providing a cooler working environment.
• Temporary Fencing: Shade nets can be used as temporary fencing around construction sites to enhance safety and privacy.

5. Home and Garden

• Gardens and Patios: Shade nets are used in home gardens and patios to create shaded areas for outdoor relaxation and to protect plants from excessive sunlight.
• Carports and Pergolas: They can be used to cover carports and pergolas, providing shade and protection for vehicles and outdoor spaces.

6. Sports and Recreation

• Sports Grounds: Shade nets are installed in sports grounds and playgrounds to provide shade for spectators and players.
• Swimming Pools: They are used to cover swimming pools to reduce water evaporation, keep the pool area cooler, and provide protection from UV rays.

7. Commercial Use

• Market Stalls and Outdoor Events: Shade nets can be used to create covered areas for market stalls and outdoor events, providing protection from the sun and light rain.