Grow1 Greenhouse Shade Cloth with Brass Grommets - 70% Light Deprivation - 6.5 x 15 ft

Cut Light Stress with Reinforced Hanging Points - 70% Shade

Strong direct light can overheat a greenhouse and stress plants during vegetative growth and flowering. This shade cloth blocks 70% of light, and brass grommets at regular intervals give you reinforced points to hang and adjust it.

At 6.5 x 15 ft, this single piece suits a hobbyist covering a small greenhouse section, a tent-style frame or a compact outdoor bed. Growers with larger areas can hang several pieces side by side.

Key Features & Benefits

• 70% light deprivation — reduces light reaching plants beneath it.
• Brass grommets at regular intervals — give you reinforced attachment points for hanging and repositioning.
• 6.5 x 15 ft size — covers a defined section without extra cutting.
• Greenhouse or outdoor use — adapts to different setups.

Who Should Use Grow1 Greenhouse Shade Cloth

Choose it if you want to soften strong light over a greenhouse or outdoor cultivation area. It suits home gardeners and licensed commercial growers who need a simple, adjustable covering.

About Grow1 Greenhouse Shade Cloth

Grow1 Greenhouse Shade Cloth is a shade covering rated at 70% light deprivation. It measures 6.5 x 15 ft, has brass grommets at regular intervals, and is sold as one piece.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does 70% light deprivation mean?
A: It means the cloth is rated to block 70% of the light that would otherwise reach the plants beneath it. The remaining light passes through.

Q: How do I hang it?
A: Use the brass grommets with ties, hooks or clips on a frame or support. The grommets give you reinforced points, so you can adjust the cloth as needed.

Q: Can I use it in a greenhouse and outdoors?
A: Yes, it suits both greenhouse and outdoor setups. Secure it firmly to a support wherever you hang it.

Q: How big is one piece?
A: One piece measures 6.5 x 15 ft. It is sold each.

Q: Why use shade cloth instead of other covers?
A: Shade cloth reduces light while still letting air move through the space. That makes it a common choice for easing heat and light stress.