Grow1 Greenhouse Shade Cloth - Beige - 30% Light Deprivation - 20 ft x 48 ft

Softer Light Over Your Greenhouse Crop - 20 ft x 48 ft

Strong direct light can stress plants and push greenhouse temperatures up. This beige shade cloth reduces light by 30%, so you can temper conditions over your plants without building a full blackout setup. It is sold as a single piece covering a 20 ft x 48 ft area.

At this size, the cloth suits a regular greenhouse grower or a small commercial bay who needs to cover a long bench or house section in one piece. Hobbyists with a smaller structure can trim it to fit, and larger operations can order several pieces.

Key Features & Benefits

• 30% light deprivation — reduces incoming light to ease stress on plants.
• Beige colour — gives a lighter look than the black option in the same line.
• 20 ft x 48 ft piece — covers a large area without seams from joining smaller sheets.
• Single-unit sale — order only the number of pieces your structure needs.

Who Should Use Grow1 Greenhouse Shade Cloth

Greenhouse growers who want to reduce light intensity during vegetative growth or flowering, and anyone covering a hoop house or frame with a mid-sized piece of shade material.

About Grow1 Greenhouse Shade Cloth

Grow1 offers this shade cloth in beige at 20 ft x 48 ft with 30% light deprivation. It is sold each, with one piece per unit, and is intended for greenhouse and similar covered cultivation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How much light does this cloth block?
A: It is rated for 30% light deprivation. That means it reduces the light reaching your plants by about a third while still letting most light through.

Q: What area does one piece cover?
A: One piece measures 20 ft x 48 ft. Measure your structure first and allow extra for fastening.

Q: How many pieces come in an order?
A: The product is sold each, so one order unit is one piece of cloth.

Q: What does light deprivation mean?
A: It describes the share of light the fabric blocks. A 30% rating blocks roughly 30% and passes the rest.

Q: Can I cut it to size?
A: Shade cloth is generally cut with sharp scissors or a blade to fit your frame. Secure the edges to prevent fraying or movement.