Be Cool Solutions™ 50% White Pearl Shade Cloth, Bulk Clearance Pick A Best

50% density will block out 50% of light. This white polyethylene fabric absorbs and reflects the white scattered light from the atmosphere. The interior of the structure is cooler than that covered by black shade cloth in hot weather conditions, as white shade cloth reflects the heat.

• Bulk shade cloth has an unfinished edge that does not include reinforcing tape or grommets.
• Unlike woven shade cloth, the tough, lockstitch construction of our knitted material will prevent unfinished edges from unraveling.
• Bulk shade cloth can be easily cut with a sharp pair of scissors to any desired size.
• Bulk pieces can be attached using snap grommets, zip ties or other fastening methods.

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Additional Information

Pricing

Minimum Shade Price – Our shade cloth is sold by the foot, with a fixed width. However, there is a minimum charge of $65 for any cut piece. If the total price based on your selected length exceeds $65, you’ll simply pay that amount instead.

Quantity Discounts

Call a Sales Representative at 1-888-281-9337 to place quantity orders. Purchase orders are accepted from schools and institutions.

• Orders over 15,000 SF – Less 10% from published prices
• Orders over 85,000 SF – Less 15% from published prices

Warranty

5 year prorated warranty against UV degradation

Factory Seams

Depending on the size ordered, your shade fabric may contain a factory seam.

Recommended Shade Cloth Density

Density	Plants
30%	Asters, Chrysanthemums, Geraniums, and Snapdragons
40%	Bedding Plants*, Gloxinias, Herbs*, Iris, Lilies, Vegetables*
50%	Bromeliads, Ficus, Orchids (Dendrobiums, Epidendrums, Vandas)
60%	Orchids (Oncidiums, Phalaenopsis)
70%	Ferns, Orchids (Cypripediums), Philodendron
80%	Ginseng
90%	Aglaonema
* Various

Hanging Instructions

When hanging shade cloth pieces larger than 100 sq. ft., you may need extra center support to prevent the cloth from sagging in the middle. One easy way to do this is by running lightweight cable from corner to opposite corner, forming an X pattern that the cloth can rest on. For pieces larger than 400 sq. ft., you may need cables running end to end every 4′ or so.