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Shade Net House 

A net house is a building surrounded with agro nets or any other woven material with openings that let air, sunshine, and moisture flow through. It establishes a suitable microclimate that supports plant development. It's also known as a shade house or shade net house.

There are an extraordinary number oftypes and assortments of plantsthat fill normally in the most different environment conditions that have been moved by current horticulture from their regular living spaces to controlled crop conditions. Hence, conditions like the normal ones should be made for each kind and assortment of plant. Each sort of developed plant should be given the particular kind of shade expected for the assorted periods of its turn of events. The concealing nets satisfy the undertaking of giving fitting miniature environment conditions to the plants.
Conceal meshes are intended to shield the yields and plants from UV radiation, however they too give insurance from environment conditions, like temperature variety, escalated downpour and winds. Better development conditions can be accomplished for the harvest due to the controlled micro climate conditions "made" in the covered region, with conceal netting, which results in higher crop yields.

Flat Surface net house 10 feet

Flat Roof Shade net house 

A flat surface shade net house is a structure designed to provide shade and a controlled environment for growing plants.

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Quonset Type  

A Quonset-type shade net house features a semi-circular, arch-shaped structure that provides an efficient and cost-effective way to protect plants from excessive sunlight while ensuring proper ventilation.

Quonset Type
Even span

Even Span Type 

An even-span type shade net house features a symmetrical roof with equal slopes on both sides, resembling a traditional greenhouse shape. This design is ideal for maximizing the use of space and ensuring even light distribution.

Top Cover 

A top cover type shade net house features a structure where only the top is covered with shade netting, leaving the sides open. This design is suitable for areas with moderate climates where full enclosure is not necessary but some protection from direct sunlight is beneficial.

Top cover
Terrace Gardening (grow bags )

Terrace Gardening Service

Starting a terrace gardening service can be a rewarding venture, helping urban dwellers make the most of their rooftop or terrace spaces to grow plants, vegetables, and herbs.

Shade net house 

  1. Shading Nets: Made from materials like polyethylene, these nets come in various shading percentages (e.g., 30%, 50%, 75%) to control the amount of sunlight entering the house.

  2. Frame Structure: Typically constructed from galvanized steel, aluminum and Mild steel to ensure durability and resistance to corrosion.

  3. Ventilation: Designed to allow for good air circulation, which helps in maintaining an optimal temperature and humidity level.

  4. Covering Material: Apart from the shading nets, some shade net houses also use plastic films or mesh to provide additional protection against pests and rain.

  5. Size and Shape: Can be customized to fit different sizes and shapes depending on the needs of the plants and the available space.

Benefits

  1. Temperature Control: Helps in reducing the temperature inside the house, making it suitable for plants that require cooler growing conditions.

  2. Protection from UV Rays: Protects plants from harmful ultraviolet rays, which can damage delicate crops.

  3. Reduced Water Evaporation: Helps in conserving water by reducing evaporation rates, which is beneficial in dry and arid regions.

  4. Improved Growth: Creates a favorable microclimate that enhances plant growth and yields.

  5. Pest Control: Provides a barrier against pests and insects, reducing the need for chemical pesticides.

  6. Versatility: Suitable for growing a variety of crops, including vegetables, fruits, flowers, and ornamental plants.

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