DL Wholesale Black & White Woven Blackout Light Deprivation Film - 50 x 150 ft - 9 Mil

Control the Light Cycle Under Cover - 50 x 150 ft Roll

Growers who need a set light cycle inside a greenhouse or hoop house often struggle with covers that leak light, tear in weather or drip onto plants. This film is made from reinforced polyethylene with a woven design, so it blocks light and holds up outdoors. It is black on one side and white on the other, waterproof, UV coated and has anti-drip properties.

At 50 x 150 ft, this roll suits growers covering a full hoop house or greenhouse bay, or several structures from one roll. It is a commercial-scale purchase, so home gardeners should check their structure dimensions before ordering.

Key Features & Benefits

• Black and white sides — one face blocks light while the other reflects it, so you choose the orientation that fits your structure.
• 9 Mil thickness — a heavy-duty film built for repeated handling.
• Reinforced polyethylene, woven design — adds strength for outdoor conditions.
• UV coated — helps the film withstand sun exposure.
• Waterproof with anti-drip properties — keeps moisture off the plants below.

Who Should Use DL Wholesale Woven Blackout Light Deprivation Film

Commercial and serious home growers who manage light cycles in greenhouses or hoop houses, and anyone replacing a worn light deprivation cover.

About DL Wholesale Woven Blackout Light Deprivation Film

This DL Wholesale film is a 9 Mil, 50 x 150 ft woven blackout cover made from reinforced polyethylene. It is black on one side and white on the other, UV coated and waterproof. It is sold as one roll.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is light deprivation film?
A: It is an opaque cover that shortens the daily light a crop receives. Growers pull it over a greenhouse or hoop house to control the light cycle.

Q: Which side should face out?
A: The film is black on one side and white on the other. Choose the orientation that suits your structure and the light and heat you want to manage.

Q: Is the film waterproof?
A: Yes, it is waterproof. It also has anti-drip properties to limit moisture dripping onto plants.

Q: What does 9 Mil mean?
A: A mil is one thousandth of an inch, so 9 Mil describes the film thickness. Thicker film is generally tougher to handle and wear.

Q: How is it sold?
A: It is sold as one roll, each, measuring 50 x 150 ft.