Instahut 50% Shade Cloth 1.83x10m Shadecloth Sail Hevy Duty Beige

Come summer, you may want to provide some 'sun screen' for your plants in the form of our Shade Cloth. It'll not only provide protection for your plants from the harsh Australian climate, but also help to make your greenhouse environment more friendly to your horticultural endeavours. You can use our Shade Cloth to cover your shade house skeleton or greenhouse glazing to keep out pets, predators and people as well as strong wind.
Made from mono-tape UV-stabilised HPDE knitted fabric for strength and shade coverage, our Shade Cloth resists tears, fraying and un-ravelling and provides up to 50% shade block. This means that it is suitable for plants such as orchids, ferns and large olive trees or used as fencing or barriers for buildings and farm structures.
Available in a 1.83m x 10m roll, our Shade Cloth is easy to install and more than adequate to keep your plants ever healthy at the right temperature.

Features
Mono-tape knitted fabric for strength and shade coverage
UV-stabilized HPDE fabric
50% shade block
Suitable for home use and agriculture use
Various sizes available in store (Check out our other listings)

Specifications:
Colour: Beige
Material: UV-stabilized HPDE, Mono-tape knitted fabric
Shade Block: 50%
Size: 1.83m width x 10m
Net Weight: 100g/m2
Assembly Required: Yes
Number of packages: one

Package Content
(1) 10m Shade Cloth Roll x1

This product comes with 1 year warranty

For the best chance of receiving your order before Christmas, we recommend placing orders by the dates below: Metro Areas NSW: 17/12/2025 ACT: 17/12/2025 VIC: 19/12/2025 QLD: 12/12/2025 SA: 17/12/2025 WA: 12/12/2025 TAS: 12/12/2025 NT: 8/12/2025 Regional Areas NSW: 10/12/2025 ACT: 10/12/2025 VIC: 12/12/2025 QLD: 8/12/2025 SA: 10/12/2025 WA: 5/12/2025 TAS: 5/12/2025 NT: 1/12/2025 Please note that delivery timeframes can vary depending on courier performance, location, and seasonal volumes. Ordering earlier than these dates may help reduce the risk of delays during peak periods.