LCYFBE 90% Shade Cloth for Garden - 5x10 ft Sun Shade Net with Grommets

Overview

LCYFBE's 90% shade cloth is a durable 5 x 10 ft mesh tarp designed for outdoor spaces such as patios, gardens, greenhouses, pergolas, and animal housing. The HDPE fabric blocks a large portion of sunlight while allowing air to circulate, helping create a cooler, more comfortable environment for people and plants.

Durable construction

Made from high-density polyethylene, this shade cloth resists tearing and fading, maintaining its performance through seasons of sun and weather. The fine mesh design lets air flow through, reducing heat buildup without sacrificing shade.

Secure and easy to install

Reinforced edges feature double grommets along the entire perimeter, spaced about every 20 inches. Strong stitching and sturdy edges make it simple to suspend from posts, frames, or fences and minimize the risk of tearing.

Key benefits

• Shade rate over 90% helps keep covered spaces cooler and more comfortable.
• Blocks most UV rays, helping to protect plants and surfaces from sun exposure.
• Allows airflow and rain to pass through for a balanced microclimate.
• Durable, fade-resistant fabric designed for outdoor use over multiple seasons.

Versatile uses

• Patios, balconies, and outdoor seating areas for cooler shade.
• Gardens and nurseries to protect tender plants while still letting light and rain through.
• Greenhouses, pergolas, and outdoor structures to extend growing and outdoor living seasons.
• Chicken coops and animal housing to provide shade with ventilation.

Care and notes

• Easy to clean with a garden hose; stays bright and intact with light cleaning.
• Note: side length may vary slightly due to manual measurement, but total area remains constant.
• Mesh design enables water and air to pass, reducing pooling and heat buildup.

With its blend of shade, airflow, and durability, LCYFBE's shade cloth offers a flexible solution for a variety of outdoor setups. It presents a practical option for creating cooler microclimates around living spaces, garden beds, greenhouses, or animal enclosures. Consider it as a potential upgrade for your outdoor shade needs—without asserting guaranteed results.