
Nurseries and gardens often include plants at different growth stages, each with different sunlight, heat and airflow requirements. Young seedlings, saplings and ornamental plants may need selected levels of shade during propagation, seasonal heat or transplanting.
Shade nets can support sunlight management and help create more suitable covered growing areas. The correct product should be selected according to plant type, growth stage, local climate, season, structure and required light exposure.
Supports application-specific management of direct sunlight.
May help reduce heat buildup in covered nursery and garden areas.
Useful for selected propagation, seedling and sapling requirements.
Knitted construction permits airflow according to the product specification.
Allows selection according to plant type, season and location.
Available in dimensions suited to nursery beds, garden areas and temporary structures.





The suitable shade factor depends on plant type, growth stage, climate, season and required light exposure. Common options may include 35%, 50%, 65% and 75%.
Not always. Different plants and growth stages may require different levels of light and shade.
Yes, selected shade nets may be used for terrace gardens, provided the shade factor, structure and installation suit the plants and site conditions.
Selection depends on strength, weight, airflow, installation, budget and expected outdoor use.
Share the plant type, nursery or garden size, location, preferred shade, quantity and delivery destination.
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