Grow1 Greenhouse Film Clips - 1-in ID - 1 3/4-in OD - EMT & PVC Fit - 500 Count

Stop Film Slack and Flapping on Hoop Frames - Bulk Clip Supply

Loose greenhouse film shifts, flaps and lets heat escape. These clips grip the film against your pole framing so it stays in place, which helps keep the growing space protected and stable. They are made to fit EMT and PVC tubing and are designed for weather-resistant use.

This unit holds 500 clips, which suits growers covering several structures, re-skinning a large greenhouse or keeping spares on hand for repairs. Small hobby setups will have plenty left over for future seasons.

Key Features & Benefits

• Secure attachment — holds film against the pole to reduce shifting and loosening.
• EMT and PVC fit — works with both common framing tube types listed for this clip.
• 1-in inner dimension, 1 3/4-in outer dimension — lets you match the clip to your tubing before you order.
• Weather-resistant build — made for outdoor greenhouse conditions.
• Quick installation — clips on without a complicated setup.

Who Should Use Grow1 Greenhouse Film Clips

Commercial growers, greenhouse builders and serious home gardeners who cover pole-framed structures with film and need a large supply of clips in one order.

About Grow1 Greenhouse Film Clips

Grow1 Greenhouse Film Clips are greenhouse covering accessories with a 1-in inner dimension and 1 3/4-in outer dimension. They are compatible with EMT (Electric Metallic Tube) and PVC framing and are supplied as 500 clips per unit.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What framing do these clips fit?
A: They are listed for EMT (Electric Metallic Tube) and PVC pole framing. Check your tube against the listed 1-in inner dimension before ordering.

Q: How many clips come in one order?
A: Each unit contains 500 clips. You order one unit to receive all 500.

Q: What does ID and OD mean?
A: ID is inner dimension and OD is outer dimension of the clip. Here they are 1 in and 1 3/4 in.

Q: Are clips better than tying film down?
A: Clips attach and release without knots, so film can be tightened or replaced more easily. They also hold the film against the pole in a consistent way.

Q: How do I install them?
A: Pull the film taut over the pole and snap a clip over the film and tube. Space the clips along the frame to keep the covering even.