I'm looking for a decent type material that can be used possibly for the top of a greenhouse and as shade clothe
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It is translucent and would let light come through. It is tough though. And very lightweight.
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We bought 10x10 from http://amazon.com. It is good quality, try this link: 10'X12' GAZEBO REPLACEMENT CANOPY TOP
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The trimming bag is a heavy canvas type fabric that's held in place with hooks but I'd think twice about the amount of weight I'd put in it. Probably a can or two and some cubes but if you're in a greenhouse so how cold would it stay anyway?
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Yeah, you should be able to use it with a grommet top. The backdrop is sizable
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It does hold up well to sun, wind, and cold weather conditions. We used it to cover a greenhouse we constructed.
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No, but you can get a material called Solexx that is easy to cut and makes an excellent long lasting cover that is safer than glass. Another material is Polycarbonate sheets. Search online for a source. Many greenhouse suppliers sell both materials.
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I would think a fabric store that sells upholstery fabric would have something. Sorry I don't have a better answer.
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Not sure what kind of material, kinda flimsy. Not super durable like the nice 40ft ones. Stakes are useless unless you have soft grass; they just bend.
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First, light transmission through it is quite high. It is designed to allow germination and growth under it. Second, I don't see how it could be used a a shade cloth. This is not a woven fabric; it is just fibers pressed together. It tears very easily. Not suitable for tying or hanging above plants, no way a grommet will hold in it. It is designed to lay directly on plants, and it is light enough to not press down on them. This product compared to regular row cover or shade cloth is like tissue compared to writing paper.
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The material is a canvas type material, almost like a thicker verson of a camping tent, mine has been out in the sun for 8 months in the florida sun and still looks like new.
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It's much softer, more like a cloth material. It's not stiff and drapes over plants well.
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The material is some sort of nylon, so it can be used outdoors. It might not last too long in direct sunlight, though.
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I bought black out material at Jo Ann fabrics. My husband made PVC piping that slips together and takes apart easily. We use ours for outdoor movies and indoor tv events. Mario carts are a blast Our screen. Is 10 x. 8 feet
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shelter logic canopy top 12 x20 is a good option, you must secure with phone wires, that helped a lot. I never use the use the enclosure........ Anyway, the sun rays destroy the material and you must replace the canopy top every year!
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If there is sunshine on the greenhouse it will warm during the day. Don't think it has enough to stay warm at night without help. Reinforcement mesh is part of the plastic sheet. Plastic is pretty thick, about 20 mil or so. Plenty of light comes in if sun is shining. To keep it warm you'll need a space heater at night.X
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They actually carry the corrugated version at Home Depot and Lowe's, but you could also check online at Greenhousemegastore. They carry our product as well as a lot of different cover material. They may have what you are looking for.
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I applied it to a cold frame early last spring. I live at over 3500 feet altitude, therefore I get a strong dosage of ultraviolet radiation. During the winter months the material became brittle due to the radiation and broke up. This is a good material for the price but it is not resistant to ultraviolet at this altitude. I do have a greenhouse that I covered with a ultraviolet resistant plastic that is god for four years but the price is much higher. If you have a greenhouse which is easy to cover the warp brothers material might be the best way to go. If you prefer not to recover it every year I would suggest buying a resistant material for longevity. You might check the material offered by "greenhouse megastore, growers supply or Charlie's greenhouse" for price comparison. I hope this will help you out. If you have any other questions I will be glad to give you my input.