Grow1 Greenhouse Film - 6 mil - 50 ft x 150 ft

Durable, Light-Diffusing Greenhouse Cover - 50 ft x 150 ft

A greenhouse cover that tears or clouds over mid-season costs you time and plant protection. This film is 6 mil polyethylene with built-in ultraviolet protection, built to stand up to the elements through the growing season. Its semi-clear finish diffuses incoming light across the canopy.

At 50 ft x 150 ft, this roll suits large greenhouse structures and commercial-scale covering projects. Smaller hobby structures will need to cut it down, so confirm your dimensions before ordering. It is sold each.

Key Features & Benefits

• 6 mil thickness — a sturdy film that resists wear through the season.
• Built-in UV protection — helps the film withstand sun exposure outdoors.
• Semi-clear finish — diffuses light to support even plant growth.
• Polyethylene material — a common, flexible greenhouse covering material.
• Made in the USA — domestic manufacture.

Who Should Use Grow1 Greenhouse Film

Growers building or re-covering a greenhouse, from commercial operations to serious home gardeners with a large structure, will find this roll useful.

About Grow1 Greenhouse Film

Grow1 Greenhouse Film is a 6 mil thick, semi-clear polyethylene covering measuring 50 ft x 150 ft. It is made in the USA and includes built-in ultraviolet protection.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How thick is this film?
A: It is 6 mil thick. That thickness gives the film durability for a season of outdoor exposure.

Q: What size is the roll?
A: The film measures 50 ft x 150 ft. It is sold as a single roll.

Q: Does it protect against sunlight?
A: Yes. It has built-in ultraviolet protection, which helps the film withstand sun exposure.

Q: What does semi-clear mean for my plants?
A: A semi-clear finish lets light through while diffusing it. Diffused light spreads more evenly over plants inside the structure.

Q: What material is it made of?
A: It is polyethylene, a flexible plastic widely used for greenhouse covering.

Q: Do I need other parts to install it?
A: You will need a way to secure the film to your frame. Greenhouse clips and channel kits are commonly used for this and are sold separately.