The shade shed (shade net house) covered with a sunshade net is a shading facility that uses sunshade net as the primary covering material. The sunshade net, typically made of polyethylene mesh fabric, is installed on the frame to effectively block sunlight.

Sunshade nets offer various shading rates (30%, 50%, 70%, etc.) to accommodate different plant needs. Light-sensitive plants like African violets require 30-50% shading, while shade-loving plants like Gastrodia elata need 70%+ shading.

The mesh structure promotes air circulation, reducing temperature and humidity inside the shed. This prevents disease and pest accumulation in vegetable cultivation by maintaining optimal growing conditions.

Compared to other covering materials, sunshade nets are lightweight and simple to install or remove as needed, requiring minimal tools and labor.

Sunshade nets provide an economical shading option for large-scale agricultural operations, offering effective light protection while keeping costs manageable.

• Agricultural Cultivation: Ideal for vegetables, fruits, and medicinal herbs. Protects lettuce from bitter flavors and enhances grape coloring/sugar accumulation.
• Horticulture: Perfect for delicate flower seedlings and potted plants like succulents, preventing sunburn during high-temperature periods.
• Aquaculture: Regulates pond water temperature for ornamental and edible fish like tilapia, preventing algae overgrowth.
• Animal Husbandry: When equipped with fog spray systems, suitable for shade-loving animals such as snails.