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50% Sun Protection Netting, Windproof Veils with Heavy Duty Mesh Shade Eyelets Block UV Rays Plants Black, for Garden Flowers Greenhouse Barn (2mx4m/6.6ftx13.1ft)

Name: 50% Sun Protection Netting, Windproof Veils with Heavy Duty Mesh Shade Eyelets Block UV Rays Plants Black, for Garden Flowers Greenhouse Barn (2mx4m/6.6ftx13.1ft)
Brand: AOUGO
SKU: ZHL1255
Price: 25.01 GBP
Availability: InStock

~~£50.02~~

Sold by Aougo and 1 other seller

Product information

Description

General description

Powerful functions: light, durable, breathable, and fully covering plants, this sun protection netting provides optimal ventilation and temperature control. It offers shading and cooling in summer, while preserving heat and humidity in winter and spring. With a shading rate of 50%, it effectively blocks harmful UV rays, protecting your skin and eyes.

Technical specifications

Material: HDPE

Color: Black

Shading rate: 50%

Knitting: 3 prongs

Dimensions: 2m x 4m (6.6ft x 13.1ft)

Multiple Applications

Creates shade in terraces, gardens, courtyards, or swimming pools

Suitable for plants, flowers, vegetables, and fruits

Used for sun protection and cooling of roofs, balconies, windows, and carports

Usage

In summer, the net blocks sunlight and heavy rain, protecting plants from insect damage

In winter and spring, it protects plants from frost damage and dampening

Shade is permeable, allowing water and air to pass through while protecting plants from direct sunlight

Other information

Features triangular protection corners and aluminum eyelets every 100cm for easy hanging

Lightweight and durable, perfect for ground cover and summer shade

Package includes: 1 x Sunscreen Shade Cloth Net

Features

Brand
AOUGO
NF certification
NF138
Warranty
2 year(s)
Origin
Made in Serbia
Pcs per pack
1

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