Spaces to enjoy
Create shade in patios and work areas. Ventilation and installation height also affect comfort.
Enjoy the outdoors
More moments in your patio, terrace or garden. Shade that belongs in your space.
Illustrative use image.
Material, UV & specifications
MAKE ROOM FOR SHADE
Know your material.
A lightweight overhead cover for outdoor comfort or a screen for privacy.
- Construction
- Monofilament and Raschel fabrics, depending on product line.
- UV protection
- HALS UV-11 in the 95% monofilament line.
- Reference service life
- Up to 5 years for 95% monofilament. Other lines require their specific technical sheet.
Where it works best
Patios, terraces and gardens. Parking areas, nurseries and car washes are potential applications.
Installation and care
Percentage describes shade level. Design supports and anchors for the site. Insect netting is a fabric type, not a shade percentage.
Data applies to the described product lines. Service life depends on model, installation and exposure; it is not a blanket warranty for every option.
Preparation and shipping
Rolls: 1–2 days of preparation before dispatch.
Custom sizes: approximately 3 days of manufacturing before dispatch. Multiple-piece orders may take longer.
Mexico: free shipping on orders over MXN $2,000 with up to 20 made-to-measure pieces. Orders up to MXN $2,000: MXN $150 shipping. Rolls always have a shipping charge; rolls and orders over 20 pieces require shipping confirmation before payment. US shipping: to be confirmed.
Configure your material
Shade netting
Shade for crops, nurseries and outdoor areas.
$110.00MXN per m²
More shade. More possibilities.
Commercial applications
Parking areas, car washes and waiting spaces can benefit from reduced direct sun exposure. No fixed temperature reduction is promised.
A balance for crops
Nursery plants need sufficient light. Excess shade can limit growth: choose according to the crop and season.
Explore how it works
Choose how much light to filter
70% / 30%
Nominal shade / illustrative remaining light
The complement to 100% illustrates nominal shade percentage. It is not a measurement of PAR transmission, UV protection or temperature.
View sources and technical context
Sources and context: University of Minnesota Extension · 2024
Material, UV & specifications
Inside your material
Composition, fabric and technology: understand each feature and choose the right option.
- Material and construction
- Monofilament and Raschel are different constructions. Monofilament describes an individual continuous filament; Raschel describes a knitted fabric. Confirm resin, fabric weight and strength in each model’s sheet rather than inferring them from shade percentage.
- UV stabilization
- Consulted monofilament lines declare HALS UV-11 to slow solar degradation. This treatment supports material durability; it does not certify personal UV protection or convert shade percentage into a UPF rating.
- Options and differences
- 35% and 50% lines target seedlings, nurseries and agricultural applications. 70%, 90% and 95% are used for outdoor shade, parking areas and privacy. Anti-aphid refers to insect exclusion rather than another shade percentage.
- Service-life reference
- 95% and 50% monofilament documentation provides a 5-year solar-degradation reference. Agricultural Raschel 35% and 50% is separately listed with 3 years against tearing. These are different references, not one warranty for the whole catalogue.
- Format and finishing
- Custom default: perimeter rope and eyelets every 50 cm. Other spacings and unfinished options can be selected; some require a confirmed price. Our unfinished roll offering is 3.70 × 200 m.
- Installation and maintenance
- Distribute loads through suitable anchors and avoid tension concentrated on one point of the fabric. Inspect eyelets, seams and rope. For plants, adjust shade to species and season; more shade is not always better.
Technical information describes documented product lines. Confirm the selected model’s sheet; specifications do not automatically transfer between lines.
Before you choose
Does 95% mean 95% less heat?
No. Shade percentage is not a temperature reduction. Heat also depends on ventilation, height, surfaces and climate.
Which is suitable for plants?
It depends on species and environment. University extension recommends balancing shade with available light, especially in tunnels and nurseries.
Are anti-aphid and Raschel percentages?
They are not equivalent shade percentages. Check fabric characteristics and intended application before selecting.
Research data are technical references. Performance depends on the material, installation and operating conditions.