AT Thermax IR/AC 4-Year Greenhouse Film, 6mil - 48ft x 100ft - Diffused

48Ft x 100Ft 6-Mil Anti-Condensate Film, Roll

Condensation dripping straight onto the canopy spreads disease faster than almost anything else in a greenhouse. AT Thermax IR/AC 4-Year Greenhouse Film uses a directional anti-condensate additive on its outer layer, aimed at the crop-facing surface, to control drips while diffusing light evenly across the canopy.

Sold as a 48ft x 100ft roll-format sheet at 6-mil thickness, diffused.

Key Features & Benefits

• Directional anti-condensate additive — modified outer layer directs the additive toward the crop-facing surface to control drips.
• Diffused light at multiple angles — reaches plants from various angles rather than direct beams, reducing sunburn risk.
• 74% clarity, 91% light transmission, 26% haze — measured optical ratings for the diffused-light formulation.
• 6-mil thickness, rated for 4 years of UV exposure — high strength at folds resists punctures and tears from snow and wind loads.
• Bee-compatible construction — allows more UV spectrum through to support efficient pollination.

Who Should Use This Film

This fits growers covering greenhouse structures who want condensation control and diffused, even light delivery rather than direct-beam clarity. It's a structural covering material, not a row-cover or shade-cloth product.

About AT Thermax IR/AC Greenhouse Film, 48ft x 100ft Roll

AT Thermax IR/AC 4-Year Greenhouse Film is a 6-mil diffused greenhouse covering with a directional anti-condensate additive, rated for 4 years of UV exposure, with 74% clarity and 91% light transmission. This listing is the 48ft x 100ft size in roll format.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the anti-condensate feature work?

The film's outer layer is modified to direct the anti-condensate additive toward the crop-facing surface. This controls drips landing on the canopy while helping maintain light transmission.

What's the difference between the roll and tube format?

This size is sold in standard roll format — a pre-slit flat sheet, the more common construction for covering a single greenhouse span. A tube format is the alternative construction available on other sizes in this line.

How long does this film last?

It's rated for 4 years of UV exposure under normal conditions, with high strength at folds to resist punctures and tears from snow and wind loads over that period. Actual lifespan varies with local UV intensity and site conditions.

When should I plan to replace 48ft x 100ft film like this?

Budget for replacement around the 4-year UV-exposure rating, though actual condition depends on your local climate and sun exposure. Inspect the film each season for clouding, brittleness, or tear damage near the folds.