Black Shade Net House 2-5 Meter Height For Snail Farms Block Sunlight

The shade shed (shade net house) covered with a sunshade net is a kind of shading facility that uses the sunshade net as the main covering material. The sunshade net is usually a mesh fabric made of materials such as polyethylene. It is installed on the frame of the shade shed to block sunlight.

• Shading property: Sunshade nets have different shading rates, which can be selected according to needs. For example, there are various specifications with shading rates of 30%, 50%, 70%, etc. If you are growing some plants that are relatively sensitive to light and only need a slight reduction in light intensity, such as certain flower varieties (like African violets), you can choose a sunshade net with a shading rate of 30% - 50%. For those plants that prefer more shade, like Gastrodia elata, a sunshade net with a shading rate above 70% may be required.
• Good ventilation: Its mesh structure allows air to flow freely. During the high temperatures in summer, air can penetrate the sunshade net and enter the interior of the shade shed, which helps to reduce the temperature inside the shed and regulate the air humidity. For instance, in vegetable cultivation, a well-ventilated shade shed can reduce the occurrence of vegetable diseases and pests because good ventilation can prevent the accumulation of moisture and inhibit the growth of germs.
• Lightweight and easy to install and disassemble: Compared with some other covering materials, sunshade nets are lighter. This makes the construction process of the shade shed relatively simple, without the need for complicated installation tools or a large amount of labor. Moreover, when shading is not required, such as when the light requirements of plants increase at a certain stage of growth or after seasonal changes, the sunshade net can be easily removed to allow plants to fully receive sunlight.
• Low cost: The price of sunshade nets is relatively inexpensive. For large-scale agricultural cultivation or horticultural applications, it is an economical choice for shading materials. This enables growers to effectively protect plants from excessive light exposure while keeping costs under control.

• Agricultural cultivation: It is used for the cultivation of various crops such as vegetables, fruits, and medicinal herbs. For example, when growing lettuce in summer, in order to prevent the lettuce leaves from aging and turning bitter due to direct exposure to strong sunlight, a shade shed covered with a sunshade net will be built. This can ensure that the lettuce grows under suitable light conditions, with tender green leaves and a better taste. When growing grapes in some southern regions, sunshade net shade sheds are also used. They can adjust the light and temperature, which is beneficial for the coloring and sugar accumulation of grapes.
• Horticulture field: It is very helpful for flower seedling cultivation and the maintenance of potted flowers. During the flower seedling stage, newly germinated seedlings are relatively fragile and have strict requirements for light intensity. The shade shed covered with a sunshade net can provide a gentle light environment and prevent the seedlings from being sunburned. For some potted ornamental flowers, such as succulents, moving them to the shade shed covered with a sunshade net during the high-temperature and strong-light period in summer can avoid the leaves from being scorched and keep the plants beautiful.
• Aquaculture: Shade sheds covered with sunshade nets are also built above some aquaculture ponds. For instance, when raising ornamental fish or some edible fish that are sensitive to water temperature and light, such as tilapia, the sunshade net shade shed can adjust the water temperature of the pond, preventing the adverse effects on fish growth caused by overly high water temperature, and at the same time reducing the over-proliferation of algae caused by direct sunlight on the water surface.
• Animal husbandry: After adding a fog spray system, the shade shed can be used to raise shade-loving animals, such as snails.