Greenhouse film

The film protects the greenhouse from sunlight and creates a warm, pleasant climate. Greenhouse film is necessary to allow plants to grow in a suitable environment. There are greenhouse films of various thicknesses, ranging from 100 to 200 microns, but thickness is not the most important factor when choosing a film. The durability of the film depends on its composition, not its thickness.

One of the factors that is more important than thickness is the light transmittance index. If the film does not allow enough light to pass through, plants will lack light and simply will not grow. Nowadays, most films have a light transmittance of 95 percent. It is important to note that light transmittance varies for different colored films. Clear films have the best light transmittance.

Another important factor is the degree of UV stabilization. A UV 10 marking on the greenhouse film indicates that it will last for 10 seasons before it starts to break down. On the other hand, a UV 5 film will last for five seasons. In our range of products, you will find films with embedded polypropylene threads, which increase the film's mechanical strength.

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