Greenhouse Shade Netting & Climate Control Solutions

Greenhouse climate control with netting works as three layers, not one product: external shade cloth to cut peak radiation, internal reflective screening to manage light quality and night heat, and insect mesh on vents to keep pests out without choking airflow. Spec them as a system and the house cools without the light starvation that costs yield.

Challenges We Help Address

High solar exposure and seasonal heat stress; uneven shade across growing structures; pest-exclusion requirements without sacrificing ventilation; and the procurement problem behind all of them — getting three layers from one factory in one container with consistent resin and UV batches.

The Three Layers and Their Specs

Layer	Product	Working spec	Role
External shade	Shade net	40–90% shade rate, 40–350 gsm, widths to 12 m	Cuts peak solar load; shade rate matched to crop and radiation
Internal screen	Aluminum shade net	70–95% shade, 80–120 gsm, diffuse reflection	Daytime reflective cooling plus night heat retention
Vent exclusion	Insect net	30–110 gsm, 2–7 mm mesh, widths 1–12 m	Excludes moths, butterflies, beetles and similar-sized pests at vents

Technical Selection Checklist

Criterion	What to decide with us
Shade level	Crop light needs, growth stage, season, local radiation — 40–50% typical for fruiting vegetables in hot summers, heavier for nurseries
GSM and knit	Installation duty, span, handling and wind exposure — heavier fabric for permanent external use
Insect screen	Target pest first: our 2–7 mm mesh covers butterflies, moths and beetles; aphid-scale pests need finer mesh than our standard range — tell us the pest list and we advise honestly
Custom fit	Greenhouse bay width, roll direction, joins and anchoring — widths to 12 m reduce seams

For the GSM side of the decision see the shade net GSM guide; for reflective screens in hot climates, the Gulf greenhouse guide; for percentage selection by crop, the shade percentage guide.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which shade level is right for my greenhouse?

There is no universal percentage. Send your crop, growth stage, site and season — we recommend from local horticultural logic, not a catalog default. Shade rates run 40–90% in production.

Can insect screens reduce airflow?

Yes — finer apertures restrict ventilation. Screen selection is always a balance between pest exclusion and airflow, which is why we spec by target pest rather than defaulting to the finest mesh.

Can shade netting and insect netting be installed together?

Yes — that is the standard three-layer setup: external shade, optional reflective screen inside, insect mesh on vents. All three ship in one mixed container.

What details are needed for an RFQ?

Crop, region, greenhouse dimensions (length × width × gutter height), preferred shade level, mesh/GSM if known, quantity and destination port — via the contact page or WhatsApp, answered within 24 hours.