Grow1 Greenhouse Film Clips - 1-in ID - 1 3/4-in OD - EMT & PVC Fit - 20 Count

Keep Greenhouse Covering Taut on Pipe Hoops - 1 3/4-in OD Fit

Loose greenhouse film flaps in wind, wears at contact points and lets heat escape from your growing space. These clips press the film against EMT or PVC pole framing for a tight, dependable hold, so the covering stays where you put it and helps protect your plants.

This unit contains 20 clips, a practical amount for a small hoop house, a hobby greenhouse or a trial covering. Larger structures and commercial growers can order several units to cover longer runs of framing.

Key Features & Benefits

• Secure attachment — holds film snugly against the pole to reduce shifting and loosening.
• EMT and PVC compatibility — one clip style suits both common framing materials.
• Weather-resistant construction — designed for outdoor exposure on greenhouse structures.
• Simple installation — clip on and adjust without specialty tools.
• 20 clips per unit — enough to start a framing section.

Who Should Use Grow1 Greenhouse Film Clips

Anyone covering a greenhouse or hoop house built on EMT or PVC pole framing, from home gardeners to licensed commercial growers who need to attach or re-tension film during a season.

About Grow1 Greenhouse Film Clips

Grow1 Greenhouse Film Clips are growing accessories for covering. They have a 1-in inner dimension and a 1 3/4-in outer dimension, fit EMT (Electric Metallic Tube) and PVC, and come as 20 clips per unit.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What framing do these clips fit?
A: They are made for EMT (Electric Metallic Tube) and PVC pole framing. Check your pipe against the listed 1-in inner and 1 3/4-in outer dimensions before ordering.

Q: How many clips come in one unit?
A: Each unit contains 20 clips. Order more units to match the length of your framing.

Q: What does ID and OD mean?
A: ID is inner diameter, the opening inside the clip. OD is outer diameter, the overall width of the clip.

Q: Why use clips instead of tying the film?
A: Clips grip the film against the pole without knots and can be removed and repositioned. That makes re-tensioning or replacing film quicker.

Q: Can I reuse the clips?
A: Clips can generally be removed and refitted when you change or re-tension film. Inspect them for wear before each reuse.