Shade net

Shade net applications:

- Decrease sunlight intensity and temperature in shade houses and greenhouses.

- Adjusting sunlight for flowers and vegetables in order to grow more efficiently.

- Decrease water consumption for plants irrigation due to reduction in surface evaporation.

- Protecting plants against severe sunlight and provide cooler environment during heat seasons.

- Protect livestock against intense sunlight.

- Prevent from algae formation and surface evaporation in pools.

- Protect aquatics in fish ponds from sun light.

- Landscaping in various areas such as: sport zones, parking zones etc.

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Shade net specifications for flat yarn (tape) texture:

Width: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, 12m

Length: Customer order - standard length: 50m

Color: Dark green, White, Black, Beige, Blue, Grey, Light green, Red

Shade factor: 30% - 50% - 60% - 80% - 90%

Shade net coverage and weight characteristics for flat yarn (tape) texture:

Shading factor	Coverage surface per 1 kg	Shade net weight per 1m²
30 %	18 m²	55 gsm
50 %	14.5 m²	70 gsm
60 %	13 m²	75 gsm
80 %	10 m²	100 gsm
90 %	8 m²	125 gsm

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Shade net specification for monofilament texture:

Width: 1.5, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10m

Length: Customer order - standard length: 50m and 100m

Color: Dark green, White, Black, Beige, Blue, Light green, Red

Shade factor: 30% up to 65%

Shade net coverage and weight characteristics for monofilament texture:

Shading factor	Coverage surface per 1 kg	Shade net weight per 1m²
30 %	13 m²	75 gsm
50 %	8 m²	125 gsm
65 %	5.5 m²	180 gsm

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Shade net specification for monotape texture:

Width: 1.5, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 m

Length: Customer order - standard length: 50m

Color: green/black, beige/black, blue/blue, (customer order)

Shade factor: 50% up to 95%

Shade net coverage and weight characteristics for monotape texture:

Shading factor	Coverage surface per 1 kg	Shade net weight per 1m²
50 %	10 m²	100 gsm
70 %	7.5 m²	135 gsm
95 %	5.5 m²	180 gsm

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Types of shade nets according shade factors and their applications:

Shade net 30%: This shading ratio is a suitable and economical choice for covering and shading for applications that require slight shade. For tomatoes and cucurbits, a net with a shading value of 30% shade net (up to 50% shading factor) is used. Also, in order to cover some gardens, according to the climatic characteristics of the region, this shade net would be installed.

Shade net 50%: This shade net is for applications that require gentle shading and has many various applications in greenhouse cultivation.

Shade net 60%: shade net with a shading rate of 60% is an ideal choice for greenhouses for a wide range of flower and plant crops in order to prevent strong sunlight and adjust the light. Moreover, it is a very suitable cover for gardens for areas where the concern of sunburn is high.

Shade net 80%: This shade net the most widely used shade netting and it is used in various fields. In addition to use this shade net to cover many greenhouses, this product is used in different colors (blue or green) as a shading cover in houses and landscaping of recreational or sports zones. Also, this product is widely used as parking lots, Gazebos and resorts cover, Pool shade netting and playground fences.

Shade net 90%: This shade net is an ideal cover with an excellent shading for houses, sport zones, playgrounds and entertainment applications. Besides, since 90% shade net has high coverage and high shading ratio, it is an ideal option for purposes such as fencing and creating personal environments and also for car parkings.

Shade net 95%: The 95% shade net is the densest shade net. Due to its high density and high shading rate, this shade cloth is a very suitable option for residental applications, resorts, as well as car parkings and swimming pool shade cover.

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How to choose appropriate color for shade net?

One of the remarkable results of using shading net is adjusting light entering the plants under cultivation. With manufacturing and use of shade nets in different colors on greenhouses and trees, it is possible for plants and crops to be grown under radiation of specific color spectrums. Plants under the radiation of different color spectrums have different growth and fruiting and in some color spectrums they grow better than other colors. This subject is properly applied to the growing process of cultivated plants by using and installing colored shade nets (which are named photoselective shade net). We manufacture shade ne t in various colors including: Green Shade net, White shade net, Blue shade net, Beige shade net, Black shade net, Red shade net.

Green shade net

Green shade net is one of the most used colors of shade netting, which has been used in various cases, such as covering and shading greenhouses and gardens. The favorable performance of this shade cloth in shading and lowering the temperature of the covered environment has caused the green shade net to be widely used in many areas. In addition to the abundant use of shade netting in the greenhouse industry, the covering of trees in gardens for various products and livestock shade cloth are among the various fields of green shade net applications.

White shade net

Many flowers, including: gerbera, carnation, alstroemeria, need white shade net. Also, based on some researches and practical studies, more and better products have been obtained for fruits such as: peaches, apples, strawberries and figs using white shade cloth. In cases like this, installing green shade net has no good effect and can even have a negative effect on the growth and flowering of the plant. White shading net with shading rate of 50% and 60%, in addition to use for shading on greenhouses, it is used for covering and shading on gardens, too.

Blue shade net

This shading net has many applications for both residential and recreational purposes - including swimming pools shade cloth and parking lots shade cover - and is also used in the field of agriculture, gardens and greenhouses. Also, in construction industry, monofilament fabrics of this color have been used in many projects for covering and building facades in different areas.

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FAQs about shade netting:

- How much does shade netting affect water consumption during watering greenhouses and trees?

In the environment covered by the shade net, water consumption is reduced due to the reduction of sunlight. By reducing the sun's rays to the crown of the plant, the soil and also reducing the wind speed, water loss through evaporation and transpiration would be reduced. It has been reported that evaporation and transpiration is reduced by almost 35% by employing shade net.

- How does shade net protect trees and plants from the wind?

Shade net with any percentage of density has windbreaking properties. Shade netting reduces the wind speed at the level of the tree crown. Wind speed is reduced by approximately 50% under shade nets with shading density of 30%. As the mesh density increases, reduction in wind speed becomes more noticeable. For example, wind speed under 50% shade netting on top and side cover is reduced by an average of 90% compared to the un-covered condition. According to the studies done in different articles, type of material composition, shade net density, and shade net texture can all affect the reduction of wind intensity.

- Does shade net prevent sun burn in gardens?

All over the world, shade net is known as an effective and ideal protection for trees and plants from strong sunlight and its destructive effects. shade nets save trees, blossoms and fruits from the risk of sunburn and drying by preventing the entry of a significant amount of harmful spectrums of sunlight. The espace covered by the shade net increases fruits quality and the productivity of the trees by creating a microclima suitable for trees. For example making shade house for pomegranate trees or pistachio trees.