Practical advice on choosing, installing and getting the most from your agricultural and construction netting.
Greenhouse netting system: roof shade cloth, insect-proof side walls and ventilation mesh — GSM, mesh size and how they work together in one structure.
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Waterproof shade sail vs breathable knitted HDPE: when you need rain run-off and when airflow matters more. GSM, coating and slope explained.
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Pigeon netting for buildings: mesh size, UV-stable HDPE and fixing to ledges and fascias. Keep pigeons off roofs and balconies without harming birds.
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Parking shade netting guide. Choose GSM and shade % to protect vehicles from UV and heat, with the support structure, wind load and installation for carports.
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Windbreak netting porosity: 50% is the sweet spot for farms, 30–40% for coastal zones, 70–80% for greenhouses. Why a solid wall does more harm than good.
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Sun shade sail sizing & installation: measure anchor points, leave 10–15% for tension, slope waterproof sails 15–20°, use turnbuckles not rope.
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Shade net percentage guide: choose 30%, 50%, 70% or 90% shade cloth for vegetables, flowers, nurseries and greenhouses — matched to your crop and climate.
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Attach privacy screen to a fence or balcony with eyelets and cable ties: spacing, tension and wind-load tips. Don't over-tighten or cut the edge.
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Olive harvest netting guide: lay the net under the full canopy, anchor the corners against wind, and fold the net to pour clean olives into crates.
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Insect netting mesh size guide: use 0.8–1mm fine mesh for butterflies, 50-mesh (0.3mm) for whitefly and thrips, and bury edges 10–15cm to keep pests out.
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Garden netting guide: bird, insect, shade or trellis? Match mesh size and GSM to the job to protect vegetables and support climbers without blocking bees.
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Debris netting for scaffolding: wind-load design, fixing frequency, flame-retardant NFPA 701 mesh with 13mm openings. A construction safety guide.
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