Greenhouse film is a specialized material designed to create optimal growing conditions for plants inside greenhouses. Modern technologies enable the production of films from various materials with unique properties.

Main greenhouse film materials:

• Polyethylene (PE) — most common, affordable, and flexible
• Polyvinyl chloride (PVC) — more resistant to mechanical damage and durable
• Reinforced film — strengthened with mesh for increased durability
• Biodegradable film — an eco-friendly option that decomposes in soil

Modern technologies:

• UV protection — extends the film’s lifespan
• Anti-condensation coating — prevents droplet formation that can harm plants
• Light diffusion properties — evenly distribute light, improving photosynthesis
• Heat-reflective coatings — retain heat during cold seasons

Choosing high-quality greenhouse film with modern technologies helps provide comfortable plant conditions, increase yields, and reduce heating costs.