Mylar Reflective Film - 2mil - 50 in x 50 ft

Send More Light Back to Your Plants - 50 ft Roll

Bare walls and ceilings soak up light your fixtures already paid for. A reflective liner redirects that light back toward the canopy. This 2mil polyester (PET) film is made for lining indoor cultivation spaces, with a reflective surface that helps you use your existing lighting more fully.

The 50 in x 50 ft roll suits a grower lining one or several tents, or a small to mid-size indoor room. It gives enough length to cover walls and ceiling and cut panels to fit. Growers outfitting larger spaces may want several rolls or a longer length.

Key Features & Benefits

• Polyester (PET) film — a flexible material that cuts and handles easily during installation.
• 2mil thickness — a light film that is simple to trim and hang.
• Reflective surface — returns light to the canopy, with reflectivity listed up to 95%.
• 50 in width — covers a wall section or tent panel with few seams.
• Flexible use — lines walls, ceilings and floors of tents and indoor rooms.

Who Should Use Mylar Reflective Film

Indoor growers using tents, grow rooms or hydroponic systems who want to make better use of their lighting. It fits both home gardeners and commercial operations lining rooms.

About Mylar Reflective Film

This product is a 2mil polyester (PET) reflective film supplied as a single roll measuring 50 in x 50 ft. It is sold each and is used as a liner for indoor cultivation spaces.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is this film made from?
A: It is made from polyester (PET). The material is flexible and reflective, which suits lining indoor spaces.

Q: What does 2mil mean?
A: A mil is one thousandth of an inch, so 2mil film is two thousandths of an inch thick. It is a thin film that is easy to cut and hang.

Q: How reflective is it?
A: Reflectivity is listed as up to 95%. Actual results depend on how smoothly you hang it and how clean the surface stays.

Q: Where can I install it?
A: You can line the walls, ceilings and floors of grow tents and indoor rooms. Cut it to size with scissors or a blade.

Q: How does it compare with white paint or panels?
A: Reflective film is generally a lightweight, removable option that you can cut to any shape. Paint is permanent, and rigid panels cost more to fit and handle.

Q: How do I keep reflection even?
A: Hang the film as flat and taut as you can, since creases scatter light. Wipe the surface gently when it gets dusty.