Shade Netting – Sombrence Flex – Shade Screen

Shade netting is a woven or knitted fabric specifically designed to block sunlight. Made from high-density polyethylene (HDPE), it offers a range of benefits for creating shade solutions in various applications.

 

Key features of shade netting:

 

Sun control: Blocks UV rays, reducing heat and creating cooler areas.

Permeability: Allows air to pass through, which is crucial for ventilation, especially in greenhouses.

Durability: HDPE construction makes it resistant to weather and wear.

Variety: Available in different weave densities, offering various levels of shade intensity.

Applications of shade netting:

 

Greenhouses: Controls temperature and protects plants from excessive sunlight.

Patios and decks: Creates comfortable outdoor living spaces.

Sport and recreation areas: Provides shade for benches, playgrounds, or sports fields.

Agriculture: Protects crops from harsh sunlight and promotes healthy growth.

Construction sites: Provides shade for workers and helps control dust.

 

Benefits of using shade netting:

 

Improved comfort: Creates cooler and more enjoyable outdoor areas.

Plant protection: Regulates sunlight exposure for optimal plant growth.

Reduced energy costs: Lowers cooling needs in greenhouses and buildings.

Durability and cost-effective: Provides long-lasting shade at a reasonable price.

Sombrence Flex – Shade Screen

Shade: 30% I 50% I 65%

Width: 1,50m – 3,00m

Color: Black

Applications: 

  • 30%: Protects against cold, wind, hail, birds and insects. Used for greenhouses, covering ornamental plants, covering and closing ranches, hydroponic systems, among others.
  • 50%: It mitigates excessive heat and the direct action of sunlight on the crop, softens the wind and reduces the entry of insects. Used to divide fry tanks, cover of ornamental plants and seedling nurseries (coffee, fruit trees), division of frogs, among others.
  • 65%: Intended for solar control in orchid cultivation. Its use guarantees greater homogeneity in growth and better plant health, as it reduces the incidence of pests and consequently diseases that attack orchids.