Interior Shading and Screening for Greenhouses
Interior Shade and Energy Screens for Greenhouses
Interior shade and energy screens, also known as curtain systems, for greenhouses offer a myriad of options to manage and fine-tune your greenhouse environment.
They assist with light management, cooling/shading, heat retention, and more.
Greenhouse screening comes in various synthetic materials, such as knitted polyester, polyolefin (a type of polymer or plastic derived from simple hydrocarbons, such as ethylene and propylene), polyethylene, aluminum, and acrylics.
Combinations of different fibers or fabrics integrated into a screen give it different properties useful for greenhouse applications such as light diffusion, moisture control, porosity, or fire resistance.
Screens also come in different patterns (alternating strips) that play an important role in their functionality for shading, energy conservation, light deprivation, and ventilation.
Almost any greenhouse can accommodate greenhouse screening in different configurations, although the difficulty of installation varies with the type and age of your greenhouse.
Highlights
- Retains heat at night
- Enhances energy efficiency
- Provides cooling/shade
- Controls humidity levels
- Manages light effectively
- Improves crop quality
- Achieves cost-effective results
Commercial Brochure
Overview of our greenhouses in public gardens, retail garden centers, schools, universities, and research institutions.
Case Study: Greenhouse Research Facility – The University of Nevada
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Produce Brochure
Overview of our greenhouse offering for produce growers.
Case Study: White Oak Garden Center
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