Shade Netting Privacy Netting
One mesh, doing two jobs. Cuts the sun for greenhouses, polytunnels and conservatories — and screens windows from view.
Reduce heat, glare & overlooking in one product
Permanent ground stabilisation
Simple ordering procedure. Swift delivery. Good quality material.
Where Shade Netting | Privacy Netting Gets Used
For Growing Spaces
- Cuts sun intensity to protect plants from scorch
- Fits greenhouses, polytunnels & cold frames
- Available in a range of shade percentages
For Windows & Conservatories
- Screens windows and conservatories from passers-by
- Softens glare without blocking all daylight
- Simple to fix to frames, fencing or battens
Best Sellers
Greenhouse Shade Netting
Fits greenhouses & polytunnels
Mesh Window Shades
Fix to window frames or reveals
Mesh Roller Shades
Roll up and down as needed
Black Mesh Shade Netting
Maximum shade, low light loss
Sun Shade Mesh Fabric
General garden & conservatory use
Shop by Application
Greenhouses & Polytunnels
- Greenhouse shading netting
- Greenhouse shade netting
- Fixing clips & pins
Conservatories
- Sun shade mesh fabric
- External roller shading
- Heat & glare reduction
Windows
- Mesh window shades
- Mesh roller shades
- Privacy screening
Gardens & Patios
- Shade netting
- Privacy screening
- Sun net shade
Common Questions
Yes — it's the same mesh. In a greenhouse or polytunnel it's used to cut sun intensity for plants; at a window or conservatory it's used to screen the view. The netting itself doesn't change, just the job it's doing.
No — greenhouse shading netting comes in different shade percentages, so you can cut the strongest sun without leaving plants in the dark.
Most mesh window shades and roller shades fix with clips or hooks onto existing frames, so drilling usually isn't needed.
