Panda Film Black and White Poly Film Roll - 5.5mil - 10 ft x 100 ft

Reflect Light and Block Leaks in One Roll - 10 ft x 100 ft

Grow rooms lose light to dull walls and gain unwanted light through gaps. This poly film pairs a white side that reflects light back toward plants with a black side that blocks light from passing through. It is waterproof polyethylene, so it also wipes clean and sheds moisture, and it comes at 5.5mil thickness.

This 10 ft x 100 ft roll gives you enough film to cover several walls or build partitions between spaces. It suits regular indoor growers lining rooms or tents, and it is long enough for larger commercial spaces, where you cut it to fit.

Key Features & Benefits

• Black and white sides — reflect light on one face and block light on the other.
• 5.5mil thickness — gives the film body for walls and partitions.
• Waterproof polyethylene — sheds moisture in humid growing spaces.
• Weather resistant — handles use in greenhouse settings.
• 10 ft x 100 ft roll — you cut it to the size each space needs.

Who Should Use Panda Film Black and White Poly Film Roll

Use it if you build or line grow rooms, tents or greenhouses and want one material for both light reflection and light control. Hobby and commercial growers can both use it for vegetative and flowering spaces and for hydroponic setups.

About Panda Film Black and White Poly Film Roll

Panda Film is a two-sided polyethylene film sold as a single 10 ft x 100 ft roll. It is 5.5mil thick, sold as commercial grade, waterproof and weather resistant, with a black side and a white side.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Which side faces the plants?
A: Face the white side toward the plants so it reflects light back to them. The black side faces the wall or the outside, where it blocks light from passing through.

Q: How thick is this film?
A: It is 5.5mil thick. A mil is one thousandth of an inch, so a higher number means a heavier film.

Q: Can I use it in a greenhouse?
A: Yes, it is listed as weather resistant and waterproof, and it can make reflective walls or light-blocking partitions. Check that your layout still allows the airflow your space needs.

Q: How do I cut and hang it?
A: Unroll it on a flat surface and cut it to length with a sharp blade or scissors. Fasten it to frames or walls with tape, clips or staples that suit your setup.

Q: How does it compare with paint for reflecting light?
A: Film is removable and easy to wipe down, while paint is permanent and takes time to apply. Film also gives you a light-blocking black side that paint does not.