Nutley's 10m x 2 m Wind Break 50% Shade Netting

My greenhouse-cum-potting shed is, in fact, an old lean-to, metal-framed sun room by Critalls, which actually leans over my kitchen window and door. During my first summer in the house I discovered that it also made the kitchen an absolute sauna. I didn't want the structure removed, because one of the reasons I bought the house was that I had my greenhouse accessible from my kitchen, which I thought was a dream come true! So, I bought this stuff to throw over the roof and top half of my 'greenhouse' and it has done the most amazing job of (a) reducing the heat in my kitchen, giving a much cooler appearance/reducing sunlight glare through the window as well as an actual temperature reduction and (b) stopped my seedlings scorching. Win-win. Oh, and there's YARDS of the stuff. Having not quite grasped metric measurements yet, I discover I have actually got enough to hang over one of the conservatory windows too. It's very tough and will last for donkey's years. Finally, as others have said, the eyelets make fixing it easy.

This is open weave nylon netting or something like that but i think it'll last for donkeys years. I've got it inside my greehouse and it looks neat. Had to make holes for the auto roof vents cylinders. I'm using a 8inch square for saving pansy/viola seeds, just throw all the seed heads in, fold it over, put it in a tray and leave it. Seeds fall out in your tray and leave all the husks behind.

Good product, without it our greenhouse would have fried the contents so a worth while buy and value for money. I have a shpaed greenhouse with hipped ends so cut roughly tp shape, tack the ends together with woll or similar and fix to framework with the little green twist clips, covered the roof and top third of sides, works well

This is a great product works well as a screen and shading strong and easy to work with

Perfect for greenhouse in hot summer sun - all plants have remained lush - no sign of spider mite. We also used it as a shade cover for the beach. Perfect.

This seems reasonable quality netting, but the colour is a very bright mid-green which to my eye does not look natural in the garden. If you plan to use it in a position where you would prefer it to "merge into the background" you might want to choose a product that is dark green or black.

I use this to protect my loganberries from squirrels and birds. They grow along a fence so I have fixed this netting to wire nailed along the top and it hangs down over the fruit. I bought two for easier handling.

This shading has given our tomatoes excellent protection in the greenhouse. So much so our nine plants have produced over 1000 cherry tomatoes