Frequently Asked Questions

After learning about the benefits of agriculture netting, you decide to try out a few; or you have seen agriculture netting in action, so you decide to cover the whole orchard.

Now we are faced with a whole new set of questions:

What type of structure is the best to use?
Also, what kind of netting is the best?
If you need it to be installed, who are you going to get to do the work?
Where can you get materials, and who can offer advice?

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What Are the Differences Between Knitted and Woven Shade Cloth?

Knitted shade cloth is flexible, durable, and resistant to unraveling, making it ideal for long-term agricultural use. Its fabric-like texture and resilience against cuts ensure a lifespan of up to 5 years. Woven shade cloth is lighter, with a grid pattern, but less durable, often lasting only 3 years. It’s better suited for short-term projects due to its affordability and ease of installation.

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What Are the Differences Between the Two Types of Aluminet Shade Cloth?

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What Are the Differences Between 2 Types of Aluminet Shade Cloth?

traditional Aluminet is ideal for general shading needs with a durable knitted structure, while second-generation Aluminet is highly versatile and designed for customized climate control and advanced greenhouse needs.

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Internal vs. External Aluminet Shade Cloth: Which Is Right for Your Greenhouse?

Internal Aluminet is best suited for greenhouses focused on controlled light and temperature management, while external Aluminet is designed for outdoor use, providing robust protection against harsh weather and sunlight.

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Aluminet vs. White Shade Cloth: Which is Right for Your Greenhouse?

Aluminet is ideal for temperature-sensitive, high-value crops that require advanced UV reflection and insulation. At the same time, white shade cloth offers a practical and aesthetically pleasing option for gardens and greenhouses needing moderate shading and light diffusion.

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How Does Insect Netting Affect Other Microclimate Factors?

Besides the ventilation rate, mesh size significantly affects the air temperature and humidity within the greenhouse. Smaller mesh sizes reduce airflow, leading to higher temperatures and humidity levels inside. For instance, a greenhouse with a 75 mesh insect netting may have internal temperatures 1 to 3 degrees Celsius higher than one with a 50 mesh insect netting.
Additionally, the absolute humidity in a more miniature mesh greenhouse can also be notably higher.

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Aluminet vs. Black Shade Cloth: Which is Best for Your Greenhouse?

Aluminet is ideal for greenhouses focusing on temperature-sensitive, high-value crops, while black shade cloth is better suited for more traditional crops and areas where budget and durability are priorities.

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How Does Mesh Size of Insect Net Affect Greenhouse Ventilation?

Mesh size is crucial in controlling airflow and humidity in greenhouses. A smaller mesh can reduce ventilation, leading to higher humidity levels and potential plant health issues. Discover how to balance pest protection and optimal airflow for your greenhouse environment.

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Black vs. White Shade Cloth: Which One is Right for Your Needs?

Black shade cloth is ideal for dense shading and heat retention, while white shade cloth is suited for moderate shading and light reflection, maintaining a cooler environment.

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How Does Insect Netting Affect Greenhouse Ventilation?

Insect netting can restrict airflow through ventilation openings, crucial for maintaining proper climate control in greenhouses. The smaller the mesh size, the higher the resistance to airflow, leading to reduced ventilation rates. This can impact temperature, humidity, and overall plant health.

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What Are the Differences Between 3-Bar, 6-Bar, and 9-Bar Netting?

3-bar netting has the widest gaps and is ideal for crops needing high airflow and less shading. 6-bar netting offers a balanced combination of airflow and shading, making it suitable for crops requiring moderate protection. 9-bar netting, with minor gaps, provides maximum protection from pests and sunlight but limits airflow, making it best for areas prioritizing shading and compact protection netting.

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