Grow1 Greenhouse Shade Cloth - Black - 50% Light Deprivation - 32 x 100 ft

Cut Light and Heat Stress Across a Large Span - 32 x 100 ft

Strong sun can scorch leaves and push greenhouse temperatures higher than plants tolerate. This black shade cloth blocks 50% of incoming light, so you can soften the intensity over your crop without fully darkening the space. Its knitted construction is designed to let air move through the fabric.

One 32 x 100 ft piece covers a wide area in a single run. It suits growers who manage full greenhouse roofs, hoop structures or large outdoor plantings and want fewer seams to join. Smaller spaces can cut it down to size.

Key Features & Benefits

• 50% light reduction — lowers light intensity over vegetative growth or flowering plants.
• Black knitted polyethylene — a flexible fabric made for outdoor use.
• Airflow through the weave — helps limit trapped heat under the cover.
• 32 x 100 ft single piece — covers a large footprint with fewer joins.

Who Should Use Grow1 Greenhouse Shade Cloth

Commercial and home growers who need to reduce sun exposure over greenhouses, hoop houses or open beds. It also suits anyone who wants a simple, light-reducing cover for cultivation areas.

About Grow1 Greenhouse Shade Cloth

Grow1 Greenhouse Shade Cloth is a black, knitted polyethylene cover rated at 50% light deprivation. It measures 32 x 100 ft and is sold as one piece.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does 50% light deprivation mean?
A: It means the fabric blocks about half of the light that would otherwise reach the plants beneath it. The rest passes through the weave.

Q: Is this a full blackout cover?
A: No. At 50% it reduces light but does not fully darken the area. A blackout material is needed for complete darkness.

Q: Can I cut it to fit a smaller area?
A: Knitted shade fabric is generally cut to size with sharp scissors or a blade. Secure the cut edges and fasten the cloth with clips or ties suited to your structure.

Q: Why choose shade cloth over painting a greenhouse?
A: Shade cloth can be removed or adjusted as seasons change, while paint is harder to reverse. It also allows airflow through the fabric.

Q: How is it sold?
A: It is sold each, as a single 32 x 100 ft piece.