Features
- Available in any size
- 9 mil woven poly permits 87% light transmission, 12 mil permits 82% light transmission
- Can last up to 4 years under normal growing conditions
- Won’t crack or break
- Easy to repair if needed
- Cost is a fraction of plastic panels
BTL™ Custom 9 & 12 MIL Woven Poly – Clear
This top-of-the-line greenhouse covering provides excellent light transmission, cuts energy costs, and keeps plants warm to provide an optimum year-round growing environment.
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Made for greenhouses in moderate to warm climates, this economical covering helps maintain better heat distribution so plants don’t suffer from heat buildup or stress. These durable poly covers are easy to set up and take down and also resist shifting temperatures, debris, hail, and other bad weather.
For a thicker, more durable stock, Left Coast Wholesale offers 9 and 12 mil woven greenhouse poly with custom-cut options. The 9 mil woven greenhouse poly has an 87% light transmission rating and a 63% diffusion rating. The 9 mil woven poly is also coated with the anti-condensation coating, making it ideal for warmer climates and offering some reduction in heat retention.
The 12 mil woven greenhouse poly offers 82% light transmission and diffusion and is available with an anti-condensation coating. 12 mil woven poly is ideal for hotter climates subject to intense direct sunlight for long periods of time and offers the greatest reduction in heat retention in our offerings.
Technical Specifications
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| Climate Suitability |
Generally cooler |
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| Material Details |
Woven Poly Fabric |
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| Category | Outdoor and Greenhouse |
Step 1: Measure dimension A on the greenhouse frame. Dimension A will be the width measurement for the custom-cut poly. This measurement should be taken using the full length of the support beam as pictured. We recommend rounding this measurement up to the nearest foot and adding one extra foot to get a full edge-to-edge seal. Write this measurement down.
Step 2: Measure dimension B on the greenhouse frame. Dimension B will be the length of the custom-cut poly and should be measured from the outside end of your support structure to the opposite outside end. Round this measurement up to the nearest foot and write it down.
Step 3: Using the measurements taken, let your representative know the dimensions in A x B (width x length). Once the dimensions are confirmed, your representative will provide a quoted price and estimated delivery time. Happy growing!
PRO TIP:
To calculate the price of your custom greenhouse poly, multiply A by B to get the total square footage. Multiply the total square footage by the price per ft2 to get the total price for your custom poly.
Details
Made for greenhouses in moderate to warm climates, this economical covering helps maintain better heat distribution so plants don’t suffer from heat buildup or stress. These durable poly covers are easy to set up and take down and also resist shifting temperatures, debris, hail, and other bad weather.
For a thicker, more durable stock, Left Coast Wholesale offers 9 and 12 mil woven greenhouse poly with custom-cut options. The 9 mil woven greenhouse poly has an 87% light transmission rating and a 63% diffusion rating. The 9 mil woven poly is also coated with the anti-condensation coating, making it ideal for warmer climates and offering some reduction in heat retention.
The 12 mil woven greenhouse poly offers 82% light transmission and diffusion and is available with an anti-condensation coating. 12 mil woven poly is ideal for hotter climates subject to intense direct sunlight for long periods of time and offers the greatest reduction in heat retention in our offerings.
Usage
Step 1: Measure dimension A on the greenhouse frame. Dimension A will be the width measurement for the custom-cut poly. This measurement should be taken using the full length of the support beam as pictured. We recommend rounding this measurement up to the nearest foot and adding one extra foot to get a full edge-to-edge seal. Write this measurement down.
Step 2: Measure dimension B on the greenhouse frame. Dimension B will be the length of the custom-cut poly and should be measured from the outside end of your support structure to the opposite outside end. Round this measurement up to the nearest foot and write it down.
Step 3: Using the measurements taken, let your representative know the dimensions in A x B (width x length). Once the dimensions are confirmed, your representative will provide a quoted price and estimated delivery time. Happy growing!
PRO TIP:
To calculate the price of your custom greenhouse poly, multiply A by B to get the total square footage. Multiply the total square footage by the price per ft2 to get the total price for your custom poly.
