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The Pegdev Windbreaker Shade Netting is a professional-grade outdoor solution designed for gardeners, event organizers, and property owners seeking reliable wind reduction and sun protection. Crafted from UV-stabilised polyethylene, this high-quality mesh offers excellent durability and airflow for agricultural or recreational use, though it requires secure anchoring to perform effectively in high-wind conditions.
| Colour | Red |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | HGDEBPS_WB_RED/3 (H0-1) |
| Brand | Pegdev |
Yes, it is manufactured from UV-stabilised polyethylene designed to withstand long-term exposure to outdoor weather.
No, it is an open-mesh design intended to break wind speed and reduce turbulence, not to act as a solid wall.
While it provides a visual barrier, the level of privacy depends on lighting conditions and the density of the mesh weave.
If removing for the season, clean and dry the netting completely, then roll it up and store it in a cool, shaded area.
Yes, the mesh can be trimmed with sharp heavy-duty shears, though we recommend heat-sealing the cut edges to prevent fraying.
Re-tension the material using additional cable ties or adjust the tensioning wires if applicable.
Use a low-pressure garden hose to spray down the mesh, working from the top down.
Replace standard ties with UV-stabilised heavy-duty cable ties for better longevity in outdoor environments.
Installation requires a sturdy support structure, such as existing chain-link fencing, timber posts, or tensioned cables. Secure the netting using heavy-duty cable ties or specialized clips spaced evenly to prevent sagging. Ensure the material is pulled taut to avoid flapping, which can cause premature wear. For maintenance, simply rinse the netting with water to remove accumulated dust or plant debris. Periodically check all attachment points after major storm events to ensure the integrity of the fastenings remains intact.
