Light Dep Blackout Film - 6 mil - UV Protected - 48 ft x 100 ft

Block Light for Controlled Flowering Cycles - 48 ft x 100 ft Roll

Controlling day length in a greenhouse takes a covering that blocks light completely and holds up in the weather. This black and white polyethylene film has a solid black side and a white side, so you can create a dark environment on demand. It is 6 mil thick and carries UV protection for use through the season.

At 48 ft x 100 ft, this roll suits growers covering a full greenhouse bay or several hoop structures. Small home growers can cut sections to fit. Commercial operations can order by the roll for larger builds. Orders have a minimum of 4 rolls.

Key Features & Benefits

• Black and white sides — the black side blocks light while the white side faces out.
• 6 mil polyethylene — a heavy-gauge film made for greenhouse covering.
• UV protection — helps the film withstand sun exposure over the season.
• USA-made — produced domestically.
• Wide 48 ft roll — covers large areas with fewer seams.

Who Should Use Light Dep Blackout Film

Greenhouse growers who manage light cycles for flowering will get the most from this film. It suits commercial operations and serious home growers building hoop houses or covered frames.

About Light Dep Blackout Film

This is a USA-made, 6 mil polyethylene light deprivation film with a black side and a white side and UV protection. It is sold as a single 48 ft x 100 ft roll. Greenhouse clips and channel kits are sold separately.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Which side faces out?
A: The white side normally faces outward to reflect light. The black side faces inward to block light from reaching plants.

Q: How thick is this film?
A: It is 6 mil polyethylene. That is a heavy gauge suited to greenhouse covering.

Q: Is the film UV protected?
A: Yes. It includes ultraviolet protection to help it withstand sun exposure through the season.

Q: Is the minimum order the same as a pack?
A: No. The product is sold as a single roll, but orders have a minimum of 4 rolls.

Q: What is light deprivation?
A: It is the practice of covering plants to shorten their daily light exposure. Growers use it to control flowering timing in a greenhouse.

Q: How do I attach it to a frame?
A: Growers commonly secure greenhouse film with clips and channel systems. Those items are sold separately.