Sun Screen Net – Keep the Heat Off a Seating Area While Air Still Passes

A rectangular panel of woven HDPE that filters direct sun instead of sealing the space off. Air moves straight through the mesh, so the shade underneath stays noticeably cooler than it would under a solid sheet. Fifteen sizes run from a 2 x 2 m square to a 5 x 5 m spread.

Why choose this sun screen net?

Solid covers trap warm air below them and the space turns stuffy by midday. Mesh with gaps in it cuts the glare and lets warm air escape upward. Wind behaves better too, passing through the mesh rather than tugging at your fixings.

• Fifteen sizes: Squares and rectangles between 2 x 2 m and 5 x 5 m for almost any frame.
• Perimeter eyelets: Rings all the way round, so you can tie off at as many points as you have.
• Stitched border: A reinforced hem with corner supports that carries the load evenly.
• Breathable mesh: Holds back most of the direct sun while air keeps circulating below it.
• Kind to plants: Takes the edge off midday light over beds, seedlings and greenhouse benches.

Cool shade you can sit in for hours without the space heating up.

Start by tensioning the four corners, then work along each side so the panel does not bow in the middle. Fix it above a seating corner, across two posts, down the edge of a balcony or low over a vegetable patch. Once the warm months are over, hose it off and leave it to dry right through before it goes into storage.

Specifications

• Woven HDPE panel
• Fifteen sizes from 2 x 2 m to 5 x 5 m
• Reinforced hem with corner supports
• Eyelets around the full perimeter for ties or hooks

Measure the gap and order the size that covers it.