DL Wholesale Diamond Foil on Black - 110 Micron - 4 ft x 100 ft Roll

Even Light and Lower Heat for Grow Rooms - 4 ft x 100 ft Roll

Hot spots and uneven light make indoor cultivation harder to manage. This diamond-textured foil covering diffuses light evenly, helps reduce heat and adds thermal protection. It is PET coated and made from blackout material, so it suits walls, tents and room liners.

One roll covers a long run of wall or ceiling, which suits growers lining a full room or several tents. A single roll is practical for a home grower fitting out one space and for a commercial operation covering several rooms.

Key Features & Benefits

• Diamond foil surface — diffuses light more evenly across the growing area.
• Heat reduction — helps keep the space cooler.
• Thermal protection — adds an insulating layer to the room.
• PET coated blackout material — blocks light during dark periods.
• 110 micron thickness — a sturdy covering that handles installation well.

Who Should Use DL Wholesale Diamond Foil on Black

Growers who line tents, grow rooms or other indoor cultivation spaces and want better light distribution and heat control. It suits both home and commercial setups.

About DL Wholesale Diamond Foil on Black

DL Wholesale Diamond Foil on Black is a PET coated blackout covering. It is 110 microns thick and comes as a 4 ft x 100 ft roll sold each.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does the diamond pattern do?
A: The textured surface diffuses light so it spreads more evenly across plants. This reduces harsh hot spots in the growing area.

Q: Does it block light completely?
A: It is made from blackout material intended to block light. Seal seams and edges to keep light leaks out.

Q: What is a micron?
A: A micron is one thousandth of a millimeter. It is a measure of material thickness, and this roll is 110 microns thick.

Q: How wide and long is the roll?
A: The roll is 4 ft wide and 100 ft long. You can cut it to fit walls, ceilings or tent panels.

Q: Does it help with heat?
A: Yes, it is designed to reduce heat and provide thermal protection. Good airflow and ventilation are still needed for full climate control.