Econet Shade Net 90%

The Econet Shade Net 90 percent is a premium-grade agricultural shade net made from 100% virgin HDPE (High-Density Polyethylene) with UV stabilization, designed to block 90 percent of direct sunlight for nurseries, polyhouses, balconies, and high-value crop farms. The Econet 90 Shade Net cuts heat stress on tender seedlings, ferns, orchids, and shade-loving vegetables, while the dense green knit also acts as a wind buffer and a bird/insect screen. Available in widths from 1.5 m to 6 m and lengths up to 50 m. The green net 90 percent is a long-life cover with UV-protection for Indian summer conditions.

Key Features and Benefits

• 90 percent Sunlight Blocking: The Econet shade net 90 percent cuts out 90 percent of harsh sunlight, perfect for shade-loving crops and extreme summer heat zones.

• Virgin HDPE Build: This green net 90 percent, is knitted from 100% virgin high-density polyethylene, giving it strong tear resistance and a long working life.

• UV stabilized: The 90 shade net is treated with UV stabilizers, helping it resist sun damage, fading, and cracking for 3 to 5 years.

• Cools the Canopy: The green net 90 percent drops under-canopy temperatures by 8–12°C, keeping soil moist and plants stress-free during peak summers.

• Wind and Hail Buffer: This shade net 90 percent softens strong wind gusts and breaks the impact of small hailstones, protecting tender seedlings and ripening crops below.

• Bird and Pest Barrier: The dense knit of the 90 shade net keeps pigeons, mynahs, parrots, and large flying pests off your high-value plants.

• Multi-Purpose Use: The green shade net 90 percent works for nurseries, polyhouses, poultry sheds, parking shades, mandap covers, and terrace gardens alike.

Econet Shade Net 90 percent Specifications

How to Use

• Measure the area to be covered and pick a green net 90 percent roll that matches the width and length of the frame, keeping 30–45 cm extra on each side for tie-down.

• Install the support structure first using GI pipes, bamboo poles, or angle iron, spaced 3–4 m apart and at least 2.5 m high to allow free air movement under the green net 90 percent.

• Clear the area of sharp stubble, stones, broken bricks, and thorny branches that can rip the 90 percent Shade Net during unrolling.

• Unroll the Econet Shade Net 90 percent along one edge of the frame and tie one corner first with UV-resistant nylon rope or plastic clips through the eyelet holes.

• Pull the opposite corner of the 90 percent Shade Net taut (firm but not over-stretched) and tie down; this creates the base tension that stops flapping in strong winds.

• Secure the remaining edges every 30–45 cm using nylon rope, zip ties, or shade-net clips through the stitched eyelets, working out any sagging or wrinkles.

• Bury or weight down the lower edge of the Econet Shade Net 90 percent along the ground with bricks or stakes if it is also being used as a wind/insect screen on the sides.

• Inspect the full sheet after the first heavy wind or rain, retighten any loose ties, and patch small tears immediately with a shade-net repair patch or stitching needle.

Care and Maintenance

• Clean the green net 90% periodically by spraying it with water to remove dust, debris, and bird droppings.

• Inspect the net at the start of every season for any tears or weak points and repair promptly.

• Store the green net 90 percent folded in a dry location during the off-season to extend the service life of the net.

• Do not use sharp tools or chemicals near the net as these can damage the HDPE material.