Shade percentages (e.g., 30%, 50%, 70%, 90%) indicate how much sunlight the net blocks. A 70% shade net blocks 70% sunlight, allowing only 30% through.

Common colors include black, green, white, and blue. Color choice impacts heat and light reflection-black absorbs more heat, white reflects sunlight better, and green is ideal for plant growth.

Yes, high-quality shade nets are UV-treated to resist sun damage and last for several years outdoors.

Shade nets are water-permeable, allowing rain and irrigation water to pass through, thus preventing water pooling and maintaining airflow.

Yes, shade nets can reduce the ambient temperature beneath them by 4-10°C depending on the shade percentage and color.

Shade netting helps reduce heat stress, controls temperature and humidity, protects against wind and hail, and prevents damage from pests and birds.

Select shade percentage based on the type of plants or intended use-50-70% for vegetables and flowers, and 80-90% for shading people, patios, or privacy.

Shade netting should be securely fastened using clips, ropes, or wires to a stable structure, ensuring tension to avoid sagging and wind damage.

Yes, our heavy-duty shade nets are suitable for farms, greenhouses, construction sites, and outdoor commercial spaces.