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shepp
02-04-2002, 07:01 PM
hi forum
who has the best prices on shade cloth.
ther are so many grades ,percents of shade ,costs to custom make and so on.
any one have some thoughts on this.
i will be using it on the GH you see posted below.
for shade while propagating.
Shepp
I like your greenhouse ,what size is it,are you going to go all the way to the ground with it or stop say 2 foot from the ground this will save you 4 feet in the with.
Contact
Larry Dewitt (President)
Dewitt Company Inc.
905 S. Kingshighway
Sikeston,Missouri, 63801
PH 1-800-888-9669
www.dewittcompany.com
www.dewittco.com
Feb 6 2001 prices
.136 cents for square foot for 60 percent shade
also carrys ground cover
.043 cents per suare foot not coated
.065 cents per square foot for coated
he carrys alot of fabric reasonally price sells to BWI and other large companys order direct and save Also when I spoke to him they also have left over pieces .
tell him you found out at Landspro
Gene
PS these were 2001 prices
Log Cabin Pat
02-05-2002, 08:13 AM
Shepp
I buy all my supplies from Premium Horticultural Supply Co. Inc. They are in Louisville. They can special order anything you want. They have a new sales rep. Dick Wohlgemuth that works the Indiana Ohio area. He seems to know everyone in the trade. The no. is 1-800-372-7333 he is only in the office Monday and Friday. Give him a call.
Pat
shepp
02-05-2002, 05:01 PM
thank you both
i will call and surf:D
Shepp
will you post your results I will need to buy some more
Gene
shepp
02-06-2002, 09:17 AM
hi
20ftx48ft=174.35 with grommets
without 135.oo
24x48 211.94 with grommets
160.oo without
with out you can use whats called clipits. i dont have price for them!
or the budget method
just tie rope to a knotted corner.thats the way they do it around here.
thanks shepp
sewfarsewgood
02-06-2002, 10:00 AM
Compared to what you have to pay at Home Depot these prices are incredible. For foot wide fabric at home Depot they want about 39 cents a square foot compared to 14 cents per square foot from Shepps quote. About 1/3 the cost and you don't need to iece it together either.
Log Cabin Pat
02-06-2002, 01:22 PM
Hi
The cheap shade cloths I bought for smaller shade houses came without grommets, so I just bought a kit and put them in myself. I fill two milk jugs with water and tie them to each grommet. They have gone thru lots of storms without damage. Yes I'm a milk jug junky, I have enough in the unheated GH filled with water that at 16 deg. it stays at 32 deg. I just got an order for all the tomatoes I can grow in milk jugs for spring. The hard part is drinking all that milk.
Pat
Shepp
The clipits were 18 cents per two a year ago they have a lot of a holding power ask Dewitt to send you a sample pack of all his stuff
Gene
shepp
02-06-2002, 07:26 PM
hi gene
like red skelton said
i done dude it :)
sample are on the way.
sewfarsewgood
04-12-2002, 08:20 PM
There is too much good info in this thread that is of soooo much use to all of us right now or will soon to be of use.
I am in the process of stripping my plastic from the greenhouse and replacing it with shadecloth for the summer, as well as building 2 more shadehouses using the same method I used for the greenhouse.
I will be building a new and larger greenhouse this fall, out of 1 inch PVC and a hybrid of several systems that have been posted here on Landspro. The new greenhouse will be about 15 by 30 give or take a few feet in length (depends on where I site it). I plan to double wall it for the winter - I think - not sure yet. It will be built so that the complete greenhouse PVC frame is water tight and can be pressurized with a hose to either act as a whole greenhouse misting system or used to deliver water for watering spigots and/or drippers as I please.
Jim Lang
04-16-2002, 11:24 PM
What a great idea plese let us know how it works out.
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