Green protective net

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Product description

Green protective netting made of polypropylene with a UV-protective coating, available in widths from 1 meter to 4 meters and in shading weights of 70GSM and 90GSM. It is used in nurseries, agricultural fields, and greenhouses to shade and protect plants from the sun, and is also suitable for general covering and shading purposes.

Specifications

  • Category: Rolls and mesh, building materials
  • Color: Green
  • Made of: Polypropylene
  • Width: 1m, 2m, 3m, 4m (Roll length 50m)
  • Weight: 70 grams – 100 grams
  • Shading percentage: 70GSM (65%-70% shading), 90GSM (75%-80% shading)

Features

  • It lowers daytime temperatures and retains some of them at night.
  • It provides a suitable shade level to protect plants from sunlight.
  • It reduces light intensity to the optimal level for photosynthesis.
  • It prevents fogging and dripping, especially inside greenhouses.
  • It reduces evaporation and therefore the amount of water used for irrigation.
  • It facilitates fruit harvesting and prevents fruits such as walnuts, almonds, and olives from falling to the ground.
  • Special bags are made from it to protect grapes, bananas, and dates from insects and prevent them from falling.
  • It reduces insect movement around trees and the need to use chemicals to control them.
  • It reduces the labor required for agricultural maintenance.

Uses

  • Vegetable production nurseries, orchards and farms
  • greenhouses and agricultural fields
  • General shading purposes inside homes, galleries, and swimming pools
  • Maintenance work within properties and residential complexes to reduce dust and falling debris
  • Packaging goods when shipped by land, sea, or air
  • Covering sports fields and reducing sun and wind reflection
  • Animal breeding areas to protect them from the extreme summer heat

To compare types of mesh, wire, tarpaulin and roll and choose the one that suits your work, read the Plastering Mesh, Tarpaulin and Roll Guide , or browse the Tarpaulin, Roll and Mesh section .

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