Shade Nets

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We ship primarily from Chennai, Mumbai, and Nhava Sheva ports. We can accommodate other Indian ports on request.

Yes, samples are available for most products. Sample costs and courier charges are borne by the buyer. Contact us to arrange.

Note for Importers:- We optimize our packaging to maximize your container space. Because shade nets are bulky, shipping containers typically "cube out" (run out of physical space) before they reach their weight limit. We offer efficient Roll Form (e.g., half-folded) and Bale Packing to ensure maximum freight efficiency for your 20ft or 40ft High Cube containers

GSM (Grams per Square Meter) determines the physical weight and tensile strength of the net, while Shade Percentage refers to how much sunlight is physically blocked. You can have a lightweight net with a high shade percentage, or a heavy-duty net with a lower shade percentage.

No. Our shade nets use a Raschel warp knit that creates a "lock-stitch" pattern. If the fabric is punctured, the hole remains localized and will not spread.

Yes. For extreme weather, we recommend our Monofilament knits (120 GSM+), which offer superior tensile strength and stretch (elongation at break) to absorb wind impact without tearing.

Instead of a cheap spray-on coating, we blend a specialized UV masterbatch directly into the plastic before it is extruded. This protects the structural integrity of the net from solar radiation, guaranteeing a lifespan of 3 to 5 years.

Yes! While our standard lengths are 50 meters and standard widths range from 1 to 6 meters, we can customize both dimensions and colors (beyond standard Green, Black, White, and Blue) for bulk orders.

Tape × Tape is an economical option for general applications. Tape × Mono provides a balance of strength, flexibility and cost. Mono × Mono offers higher tensile strength and durability for more demanding applications.

Tape yarn is a flat HDPE yarn commonly used for economical shade nets. Monofilament yarn is a round, single-strand yarn generally offering higher tensile strength and dimensional stability.

Service life depends on UV exposure, climate, yarn quality, UV stabilization, installation and usage conditions. Properly manufactured UV-stabilized nets are designed for long-term outdoor use.

The correct shade percentage depends on the crop, climate, season, location and required light level. Higher shade percentages block more sunlight, but the highest shade percentage is not necessarily the best choice.

No. Different crops have different light and ventilation requirements. The appropriate shade percentage and net construction should be selected according to the crop and growing environment.

Yes. Shade nets are suitable for greenhouses, polyhouses, nurseries, horticulture, floriculture and open-field applications, depending on the required shade level and construction

Shade nets reduce solar radiation entering the covered area and can help reduce heat buildup. Actual temperature reduction depends on shade percentage, color, ventilation, installation and local climate.

For an accurate quotation, specify the construction (Tape × Tape / Tape × Mono / Mono × Mono), GSM, shade percentage, width, length, color, UV requirement and quantity. This helps us recommend the most suitable specification for your application.