Looking for stronger sun protection without blocking airflow? Our 70% shade cloth is your best choice for hot, intense conditions. It offers heavier coverage than our 30% and 50% options, making it perfect for shading delicate plants, cooling outdoor areas, or protecting animals and equipment from harsh sunlight. The mesh is tighter but still breathable, creating a cooler, more comfortable space underneath.

How long will it last?

This shade cloth is made to last. It’s built from weather-resistant materials that can handle sun, wind, and rain season after season. With proper use and care, you can expect it to stay effective for at least 5 years.

Material

We use high-quality knitted HDPE mesh with UV stabilization to resist fading and wear. The edges are reinforced to prevent fraying, and metal grommets are placed every 1 meter for easy, secure setup. Whether stretched over a greenhouse, patio, or animal enclosure, it installs quickly and holds tight.

Why choose this shade cloth?

At 90% shade, this cloth blocks a significant amount of sunlight while still letting air through. It’s ideal for:

• Gardens and greenhouses: Protect shade-loving or heat-sensitive plants
• Patios and pergolas: Create cooler outdoor seating areas
• Animal enclosures: Keep pets or livestock safe from heat
• Construction zones: Reduce heat exposure for workers and equipment
• Pool cover: The shade cloth can also be used as a pool cover to keep leaves and debris out. 

More coverage means better protection from overheating, sunburn, and glare.

What shade rate do I need?

We offer three levels of shade:

• 30%: For light coverage, great for vegetables or areas needing filtered sun
• 50%: A good balance of sun protection and light, suitable for most uses
• 90% (this one): Best for hotter climates, sensitive plants, or areas needing stronger cooling

If you're unsure, choose based on how much sun you want to block and what you're trying to protect. The 70% cloth is a solid pick when you need more shade without cutting off all light and airflow.