What Are The Types Of Shade Netting?

• There are two primary types of weave methods used to create shade nets: knitted and woven.

Knitted Shade Net

Knitted shade nets: Knitted shade net is made by interlocking loops of thread, creating a flexible and durable fabric. Knitted shade net gives them a more flexible and stretchy texture compared to woven shade nets. They are also more resistant to tearing, as the loops are less likely to unravel.

Woven shade net

Woven shade net is made using a traditional weaving process, where threads are interlaced at right angles to create a tight weave pattern. This makes the fabric more rigid and effective at blocking sunlight than knitted shade nets.

• Shade net can be classified into three types based on the use of different filaments: mono+mono, tape+tape, and mono+tape.
  

Mono+Mono shade net

Mono filament shade net is made from a single strand of thread, which makes them more durable and resistant to fraying and tearing.

Tape+Tape shade net

Tape filament shade net is made from multiple strands of thread woven together to form a flat tape. Tape filament shade nets are less durable than mono filament shade nets, but they are more economical.

Mono+Tape shade net

Mono + tape filament shade net is a combination of both mono and tape filaments, which offers the benefits of both types of threads.