Panda Film Black and White Poly Film Sheet - 5.5 mil - 10 ft x 25 ft

Light Control and Reflection in One Sheet - 10 ft x 25 ft

Stray light in a grow space can disrupt plant cycles, while dark walls waste the light you already pay for. This poly film sheet has a black side that blocks light and a white side that reflects it back toward plants. The polyethylene is waterproof and rated 5.5 mil thick, so one material handles both jobs.

At 10 ft x 25 ft, this single sheet covers enough area for lining several tents or building a partition in a mid-sized indoor room. Smaller hobby spaces can cut it down, while commercial growers can order more for larger rooms.

Key Features & Benefits

• Black and white sides — block light on one face and reflect it on the other.
• 5.5 mil thickness — gives the sheet body for walls and partitions.
• Waterproof polyethylene — wipes clean and resists moisture in humid rooms.
• Weather resistant — suits greenhouse use as well as indoor rooms.
• 10 ft x 25 ft sheet — cuts to fit tents, walls and dividers.

Who Should Use Panda Film Black and White Poly Film Sheet

Indoor growers who want to lining tents, divide rooms or add reflective walls will find this sheet useful. It suits home gardeners and commercial operations alike, in vegetative growth and flowering rooms and in greenhouses.

About Panda Film Poly Film Sheet

Panda Film is a two-sided polyethylene sheet sold as a single piece measuring 10 ft x 25 ft and 5.5 mil thick. It is listed 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 to reflect light. Face the black side outward when you need to block light from leaving or entering the space.

Q: What does mil mean?
A: A mil is one thousandth of an inch, a common way to measure plastic film thickness. This sheet is 5.5 mil thick.

Q: Can I use it in a greenhouse?
A: Yes. The sheet is listed as weather resistant and waterproof, so it works for reflective walls or partitions in a greenhouse.

Q: How does poly film compare with paint for reflecting light?
A: Poly film installs as a sheet and can be moved or replaced, and it wipes clean. Paint is permanent and needs surface preparation and curing.

Q: Can I cut it to size?
A: Yes. Poly film generally cuts with scissors or a utility knife, so you can trim it to fit a tent or wall. Measure twice before cutting.