Light Dep Blackout Film - 6 mil - UV Protected - 48 ft x 150 ft

Control Light Cycles Under Cover - 48 ft x 150 ft Roll

Controlling day length in a greenhouse takes a covering that blocks light completely and holds up in the weather. This film has a solid pitch-black side and an ultra-white side, so you can create a dark environment for light deprivation. It is made from 6 mil polyethylene with ultraviolet protection, so it is built to handle sun and wind through the season.

This 48 ft x 150 ft roll suits growers covering a full greenhouse or several structures. Home growers with a smaller house can cut it down to size, and commercial growers can cover multiple bays from one roll. Orders have a minimum of 3 units.

Key Features & Benefits

• Black and white sides — the pitch-black side blocks light for deprivation, while the white side faces outward.
• 6 mil polyethylene — a thick film made for greenhouse covering.
• UV protection — ultraviolet protection helps the film last through the season.
• USA-made — produced in the United States.
• Large roll — 48 ft x 150 ft covers a lot of area.

Who Should Use Light Dep Blackout Film

Greenhouse growers who need to manage light cycles for flowering or vegetative growth will get the most from this film. It works for both licensed commercial operations and home gardeners with a greenhouse structure.

About Light Dep Blackout Film

Light Dep Blackout Film is a 6 mil polyethylene greenhouse covering with ultraviolet protection. It is USA-made and has one solid black side and one white side. It is sold each in a 48 ft x 150 ft size.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is light deprivation?
A: Light deprivation means covering plants to shorten their daily light exposure. Growers use it to control flowering time in a greenhouse. A blackout film blocks light so plants get a set period of darkness.

Q: Which side faces out?
A: The film has a pitch-black side and an ultra-white side. Orientation depends on your setup, so follow your greenhouse design and installation plan.

Q: What does 6 mil mean?
A: A mil is one thousandth of an inch, so 6 mil describes the film thickness. Thicker film generally resists tearing and wear better than thinner film.

Q: Is this a pack of several rolls?
A: No. It is sold each as one 48 ft x 150 ft roll. The order minimum is 3 units.

Q: Does it protect against sunlight damage?
A: Yes, the film includes ultraviolet protection to help it withstand sun exposure through the season.