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Plus Net Shade Cloth

PLUSNET is more than just a shade cloth manufacturing company.  We offer a wide range of decorative and functional netting PLUS a user-friendly consumer service that advises on the correct PLUSNET product and applications for your farming or business needs as well as on products for home use.


PLUS NET’S range of agricultural shade netting is tailored to improve spectral transmittance and provide the optimal lighting and protection for your crop. We also offer a range of attractive and functional decorative shade netting ranging from 3% to 95% shade. That means you can choose the colour shade cloth of your choice within the range for the degree of shade protection that you want.  


If you are a shade product manufacturer, buying PLUSNET as the material for your shade product line opens up a spectrum of new and evolving opportunities for new shade product variants for every season and fashion trend.  Whether your line is vegetable tunnels, carports or some creative Green product, the wide range of PLUSNET decorative netting offers you great opportunities at the best possible price.


You are welcome to give us a call for product advice or just call in at our factory in Randfontein, or our warehouse in Cape Town. We are confident that we will be able to help you to find the right PLUSNET shade cloth or netting for your needs.

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