bonjourbâche plastique je pense assez résistante pour couvrir une serre nous verrons avec le temps mais le prix est plus que correct

Toile de grande qualité, très épaisse

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I used this to reskin my 6x3 meter polytunnel this summer.It's worked perfectly and I got a bumper crop of vegetables.The real test came when it withstood Storm Darragh in December. So relieved to see it standing, undamaged after that violent storm had passed.

This is everything it claimed to be! Withstands high winds and sleeting snow. Stops drifting snow and keeps paths open. Would buy again.

This is good quality plastic for your hoop house. Even after the metal clips I purchased didn't hold up and the plastic blew off, no holes, no tears, nothing. I'll get many years out of this!

I ordered one package and then I ordered another. My project is to insulate a portable garage as affordable as possible.What I like about the product.1. It is folded and not rolled so if you want to cut a 12' x Length, it is easy to do and store the rest until you think of another project you could use it for.2. Heavy duty 6 mil though very clear to staple to studs. Yes... staples even the ceiling, it holds the plastic up.3. Delivery was on time and in a real box..so no damage.

Good thick sheet of polythene, Ideal for covering roof of greenhouse.

I’ve put off reviewing this greenhouse plastic since I received it at the end of July during the height of the hot season, yet today while setting up one of my winter gardens tried it out for the first time (see pictures). Although I had to take this greenhouse plastic off after fitting my newest A-frame hybrid structures this morning, I was still very impressed and got a feel for what it’s like to even temporarily install it.After years of using other various types of greenhouse plastic film for winter gardening, I was really impressed with how clear this Promore plastic sheeting is in comparison to other brands. For the first time I can clearly see my tubs of root vegetables, greens, and herbs through this super-tough plastic, whereas other brands that I have used in the past are “frosted” rather than clear so it’s hard to make out how your plants are really doing. Promore says their greenhouse plastic is clear, and I can confirm that yes, this product is transparent and easily seen through. This also means more sunlight will get through to our plants during the long months of limited sunshine.Note that it is not necessary to actually have a greenhouse at all to successfully use quality plastic sheeting like this for growing vegetables in the dead of winter. If you don’t have a greenhouse (we don’t have one either), you can still build simple yet sturdy frames to hold this plastic over buckets or tubs or even raised beds of winter-hardy produce. Just be sure to make your frames tall enough so any excessive rain, snow, or ice will slide right off the plastic without sagging and potentially crushing your plants.We are especially worried this year after hearing the Farmer’s Almanac long term forecast for our area, which makes it likely that we’ll be dealing with snow and possibly ice storms again this winter…. the few times that’s happened before since we’ve lived here in Zone 6b meant not being able to leave our homestead for many weeks at a time. Even though it’s still very hot out this September, we’re therefore scrambling to set up our winter gardens. This super-clear plastic is just the ticket for not needing regular trips to the grocery store for all our vegetables this winter, a great cost savings too during this period of high inflation.Even if you aren’t sure about how to set up a winter garden without a greenhouse, give this Promore greenhouse plastic a try while growing your first 5 gallon buckets of salad greens, spinach, Swiss chard, kale, and collards — winter gardens even in buckets are the way I first tried gardening with great success since weeds and insects aren’t a problem in winter. First time that I tried bucket-gardening, we ended up eating more salads in the dead of winter with just 12 five-gallon buckets than we ever did in summer! Five stars for this super-clear, super-tough Promore greenhouse plastic.AN UPDATE: as of five days ago, within days of our first freeze of the winter season, one of our large ~7'x7' ancient windows inside our 1970s-era farmhouse suddenly popped two sliding windows right out of their frames. We were afraid this would happen but last year's estimate to replace the whole window amounted to $3,000. So... I raced out and retrieved this clear greenhouse plastic from the garden, pre-stained some 2x4s and furring strips to match our interior window molding, and used this greenhouse plastic to line the window immediately inside the glass and then cut a second piece to fit 4" away from the first piece using the 2x4s to pin everything in tightly. Yes, it was indeed a "hillbilly" fix for sure but in this emergency situation this greenhouse plastic certainly came to our rescue. Just in time for bringing in our citrus and hibiscus trees before temperatures drop down into the twenties next week. Yes, that big window must be professionally replaced eventually... but our current budget requires that we wait until at least next year. Inflation is eating us alive right now, I'm just very glad that this clear plastic came to our rescue with an affordable temporary solution.Big surprise too: there's still a lot of this greenhouse plastic left to cover at least one of our outdoor winter garden frames!

The thickness on this seems spot on. It feels heavy and durable while retaining heat, moisture and allowing sunlight through. It’s pretty thick and easy to work with. Exactly what you need for a greenhouse cover!

Great strength plastic for my greenhouse!

This went over a “titan squash tunnel” in my garden to extend the growing season for a cooler than average November. I reinforced the edge with a layer of duct tape before pinning it to the ground with 6” garden staples, then draped it over the tunnel before trimming a little excess on the second side. Again reinforced edge with duct tape & tapped the garden staples in to secure. Also bought some stainless steel clamps to secure around the frame and it held up to some strong November gusts. Probably got an extra month of harvest from my sugar peas (zone 6b, nighttime temps falling to high 20’s, low 30’s). Yes, it would be cheaper just to buy some peas, but very fun to serve fresh, never frozen, carrots & sugar peas from the garden for Thanksgiving meal. It was easy to work with, and sturdy enough not to shred in the wind. Will use again next spring.

Every year I look for something to put across my back porch to break the cold wind from the lake this is been great it is sturdy and if it’s clear enough you can see through it we can still use the back porch love it I’ll use it againCat