Grow1 Greenhouse Shade Cloth - Beige - 50% Light Deprivation - 20 ft x 100 ft

Reduce Greenhouse Light Intensity Across a Wide Span - 20 ft x 100 ft

Strong sun can stress plants and push greenhouse temperatures up during vegetative growth and flowering. This shade cloth reduces incoming light by 50%, so you can soften intensity over your crop without building a separate structure. The beige colour and knitted construction are designed for this covering job.

At 20 ft wide and 100 ft long, this size suits commercial greenhouses, long hoop structures and growers who want to cover several beds in one pass. Smaller growers can cut it down to fit, or choose a smaller size from the range.

Key Features & Benefits

• 50% light deprivation — cuts light levels over your plants by half.
• Beige colour — gives a lighter-toned cover for greenhouse use.
• 20 ft x 100 ft size — covers a large area with one sheet.
• Sold each — one piece per order, simple to specify for a project.

Who Should Use Grow1 Greenhouse Shade Cloth

Commercial growers, greenhouse operators and serious home gardeners who need to moderate light across a large structure or several beds will find this size practical.

About Grow1 Greenhouse Shade Cloth

Grow1 offers this greenhouse shade cloth in a beige, 50% light deprivation version. It is sold as one 20 ft x 100 ft piece with a shipping weight of 28.6 lb.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How much light does this shade cloth block?
A: It provides 50% light deprivation. That means it reduces the light reaching plants underneath by half.

Q: What size is it?
A: It is one piece measuring 20 ft x 100 ft. It is sold each, so one order gives you one piece.

Q: Can I cut it to fit a smaller area?
A: Shade cloth is commonly trimmed to fit. Measure your structure first and allow extra for fastening and overlap.

Q: What does light deprivation mean?
A: It describes how much light a covering keeps from reaching the plants. A higher percentage blocks more light.

Q: Why use shade cloth in a greenhouse?
A: It lowers light intensity and can help limit heat build-up during bright periods. It gives you more control over growing conditions.