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Type: | Shade Sails & Enclosure Nets | Place of Origin: | Shandong China (Mainland) | | |
Shade rate: | 30%-95% | | | | |
Packaging & Delivery
Packaging Detail: | 1.one roll packed with one strong PP bag with one color label 2.one piece packed with one strong PP bag with one color label;several pieces put in a carton |
Delivery Detail: | 15days after the order |
Specifications
Material:HDPE+UV
Color :Black,Green,Red,Yellow,Blue,etc
Length: As your request
Width: 2~6m
Shade rate: 30%~95%,
Specifications : |
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Description | 100% HDPE Green Sunshade net |
Material | HDPE(High-density polyethylene) |
Net weight | 50-350gsm (as your request) |
Net width | 6'x20'(1.83mx6.1m),Or other size is available (6meters Max.) |
Rolls Lengths | On request(10m,50m,100m,200m etc.) |
Shade rate | 30%-95% |
Colours | Green,Black ,Yellow,gray...... ( as your request) |
Type | Warp knitted |
U.V. | CIBA( 1-5 year) |
Supply capacity | 5tons per month |
Packing | 1.one roll packed with one strong PP bag. 2.one piece packed with one strong PP bag and several pieces put in a carton. 3.one roll packed with one strong PP bag and several one put in a woven bag. |
Terms of Payment | 1.30% T/T in advance,70%T/T after copy B/L. 2.L/C at sight;L/C 30days;L/C 45days. 3.Western union. |
Deliver time | 30-45 days after the order confirmed or the deposit released |
Function of shading net:
Shade net will Blocks sun &heat, Provides 75% More Shades, Lower temperature, Protect against harmful ultraviolet Rays
Used to provide shade against sunlight and control temperature
Shade net-can also be used-for-greenhouses to protect flowers, trees against frost ,and hail damage It can also used for playhouse ,temporary fencing,
shade fabrics give uniform shading and allow crops to retain more moisture. Our shades can help reduce temperature extremes on plants and slow heat loss at night.
Easy to install with optional accessories if necessary.
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