Description
A shaded net house is a versatile structure designed to protect crops from excessive sunlight, harsh weather, and pests while ensuring proper ventilation and optimal growing conditions. The net house consists of a sturdy frame made from galvanized steel or aluminum, which supports a high-quality, UV-resistant shade net. This net is available in varying degrees of shading (typically ranging from 30% to 90%), allowing for customization based on the specific light requirements of different crops.
The structure can be easily scaled to accommodate different sizes and configurations, depending on the crop’s needs. The modular design allows for easy expansion or reduction of the covered area, making it adaptable for small to large-scale agricultural operations.
The net house is typically equipped with roll-up sidewalls or curtains that can be adjusted to control airflow, humidity, and temperature within the structure. The flooring can be left as natural soil or covered with gravel, mulch, or plastic sheeting to manage weeds and soil moisture.
Inside the net house, the layout can be customized with raised beds, trellises, or other crop-support systems depending on the type of crops being grown. Drip irrigation or misting systems are often integrated to provide precise water delivery, further optimizing growing conditions.
This shaded net house design is ideal for cultivating a wide variety of crops, including vegetables, herbs, flowers, and fruit trees, particularly in regions where excessive sunlight or unpredictable weather conditions can impact crop yield and quality.
