Woven Greenhouse Film - Clear - 9 mil - UV Stabilized - 50 ft x 100 ft

Tough Diffused-Light Cover for Larger Structures - 50 ft x 100 ft

Thin covering films tear in wind, sag under snow and drip onto plants. This film uses a 9 mil reinforced polyethylene weave to resist that wear. It is UV coated and stabilized, completely waterproof, and built with an anti-drip surface that limits condensation falling on plants.

At 50 ft x 100 ft, one roll suits a full-size hoop house, high tunnel or greenhouse bay. Growers covering a small hobby structure will likely trim it to fit, while commercial operations can use the full width and length on larger frames.

Key Features & Benefits

• 9 mil reinforced polyethylene — resists tearing and punctures in wind, rain and snow.
• Clear woven, diffused finish — scatters light to reduce shadows and hot spots.
• Approximately 87% visible light transmission — lets plenty of light through for growth.
• UV coated and stabilized — slows sun degradation and extends usable life.
• Waterproof with anti-drip surface — keeps the canopy drier and helps regulate humidity.

Who Should Use Woven Greenhouse Film

Commercial growers and serious home gardeners covering hoop houses, greenhouses or high tunnels will find it useful, especially where weather is harsh or the structure is exposed.

About Woven Greenhouse Film

This is a clear woven greenhouse film, 9 mil thick, made from high-strength reinforced polyethylene. It is made in the USA and sold as one 50 ft x 100 ft piece.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does anti-drip mean?
A: Anti-drip, or anti-condensation, treatment makes moisture spread into a thin film rather than form droplets. This reduces water falling onto plants.

Q: Is it as clear as standard greenhouse plastic?
A: No. It transmits approximately 87% of visible light, but the woven, diffused finish is less see-through than thinner standard film. That adds some privacy.

Q: Why choose diffused light?
A: Diffused light scatters as it passes through the film. This lowers hard shadows and hot spots so exposure is more even across plants.

Q: Does it resist sun damage?
A: Yes. The film is fully UV coated and stabilized, which helps protect it from ultraviolet degradation in sun-exposed installations.

Q: Can I use it on a hoop house?
A: Yes. It is intended for hoop houses, greenhouses and high tunnels. Check that your frame can support a heavier film.