Low Cost Net House

We are the proficient manufacturer of  Low Cost Net House offers protection from insects & shade net.

Specifications :

• Greed size 8 X 6 Mtr.
• Ridge Height 4.0 Mtr.
• Reinforcement for wind load of 120 km/hr.
• Reinforcement for Trellising load of 25 kg/m2
• Cross reinforcement for better strength
• 2% Slope in foundation level.

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A Shade house is a structure enclosed by agro nets or any other woven material to allow required sunlight, moisture and air to pass through the gaps. In addition to, It creates an appropriate micro climate conducive to the plant growth. It is also referred as shade net house or net house.

Uses of shade nethouse

• Helps in cultivation of flower plants, foliage plants, medicinal plants, vegetables and spices.
• Used for fruit and vegetable nurseries as well as for raising of forest species etc.
• Helps in quality drying of various agro products.
• Used to protect against pest attack.
• Protects from natural weather disturbances such as wind, rain, hail and frost.
• Used in production of graft saplings and reducing its mortality during hot summer days.
• Used for hardening tissue culture plantlets

Planning for a shade net house

The shade house structure should be planned taking into consideration the type of crop to be grown, locally available materials and local climatic conditions. The provision for future expansion should be there.

 

Design and Construction of shade net house

Two types of shade house designs have been developed at Precision Farming Development Centre, “KVK University of Agriculture and Technology”, Rajasthan. The principal advantage of these “shade net houses” is that these structures do not require any welding at the site. Another advantage is that foundation posts have been chosen to protect these structures against termite attack. The details of these shade net houses are mentioned below.

All material used in structure like connectors, bracket & fasteners are of hot dipped galvanized.

Low Cost Net House 

A low cost net house is used in without subsidy projects.

 

Product Specification

Material	GI Structure With Shade Net
Color	White
Width	44 Meter
Length	92 Meter
Thickness	125 Gsm
Shading	50% To 90%
Usage/Application	Agriculture
Brand	Shri Ji
Durability	2-3 Year
Application	Low Cost Net House
Minimum Order Quantity	4000 Sqm.

 

Additional Information

Item Code	SJI-0140
Delivery Time	Same Day
Port of Dispatch	Jodhpur
Production Capacity	50,000 Sqm.
Packaging Details	Large Bag’s
Packing Qty	1 Bag
Payment Terms	Advance
Payment Mode	RTGS / NEFT / IMPS

 

Introduction to low-cost net houses:

A low-cost net house is a type of protective structure use for farming that consists of a frame cover with fine mesh netting. The netting helps to protect crops from pests, extreme weather, and other environmental factors that can impact plant growth and yield. Low-cost net houses are a more affordable alternative to traditional greenhouse structures, which can be costly to build and maintain.

The frame of a low-cost net house can be made of various materials, including bamboo, wood, or PVC pipes. The netting itself is typically made of a synthetic material such as polyethene or nylon. The netting can be designed to provide different levels of shading, depending on the needs of the crops being grown.

Low-cost net houses are commonly used in areas with high pest pressure, as the netting can prevent insects and other pests from accessing the crops. They can also protect crops from harsh weather conditions, such as heavy rain, wind, or hail. In addition, low-cost net houses can help to conserve water by reducing evaporation and improving irrigation efficiency.

Overall, low-cost net houses offer a simple and effective way for farmers to protect their crops and increase their yields without the high cost associated with traditional greenhouse structures.

Steps for selecting materials for constructing a low-cost net house:

Here are some steps for selecting materials for constructing a low-cost net house:

1. Determine the size and type of net house: The size and type will impact the materials needed. Measure the area available for cultivation and the number of crops to be grown, and determine the shape and structure of the net house.
2. Choose the frame material: The frame can be made of various materials, such as bamboo, wood, or PVC pipes. Furthermore, choose a material that is durable, lightweight, and easy to work with. The availability and cost of the material should also be taken into consideration.
3. Select the netting material: The netting can be synthetic polyethylene or nylon. The netting should be strong enough to withstand wind and pest pressure while allowing adequate light and air circulation. Choose a suitable material for growing crops and the local weather conditions.
4. Consider additional materials: Depending on the design and requirements of the net house, additional materials may be needed. These may include ropes, ties, clips, hinges, and other hardware to secure the netting to the frame and provide ventilation.

5. Evaluate the cost and availability: The cost and availability of the materials should be considered when selecting them. Choose materials that are affordable and readily available in the local area.

6. Assess the durability and maintenance requirements: The durability and maintenance requirements of the materials should also be evaluated. Choose materials resistant to decay, corrosion, and pests and require minimal maintenance.
7. Consider environmental impact: It is important to consider the environmental impact of the materials used in constructing the net house. Choose materials that are environmentally friendly and have minimal impact on the ecosystem.

By following these steps, selecting the appropriate materials for constructing a low-cost net house that meets the needs of the crops and the local environment is possible. It is recommended to consult with experts and other farmers with experience building and maintaining net houses to get further guidance on material selection.

Materials for constructing low-cost net houses:

Here are some materials that can be used for constructing low-cost net houses, along with a brief description of each:

1. Bamboo: Bamboo is a durable and lightweight material that is widely available in many regions of the world. It is a popular choice for low-cost net houses due to its strength, flexibility, and low cost.
2. Wood: Wood is another option for constructing low-cost net houses. It is readily available and can be easily worked with simple tools. However, choosing a type of wood resistant to rot and insect damage is important.
3. PVC pipes: PVC pipes are lightweight and easy to work with, making them a popular choice for constructing low-cost net houses. They are also durable and resistant to weather and corrosion.
4. Metal pipes: Metal pipes such as steel or aluminum can also be used for constructing low-cost net houses. Further more, they are strong and durable but may be more expensive than other materials.
5. Netting material: The netting material used for the low-cost net house should be strong enough to withstand wind and other environmental conditions. Common materials used for netting include nylon and polyethylene.

Designing a low-cost net house:

Here are some steps for designing a low-cost net house:

1. Determine the size of the net house: The size of the net house will depend on the area available for cultivation and the number of crops to grow. Measure the land and calculate the size of the net house required.
2. Choose the type of netting: Netting comes in different materials and colours, with varying degrees of shading. Choose a netting material suitable for the crops to grow and the local weather conditions.
3. Determine the shape and structure of the net house: The net house can be design in various shapes, such as rectangular, square or circular. The structure can be made of locally available bamboo, wood, or PVC pipes.
4. Decide on the orientation of the net house: The orientation of the net house should be such that it receives adequate sunlight while also being protected from strong winds and other extreme weather conditions.

5. Prepare the ground: Clear the land of any debris or vegetation, and level the ground as much as possible to ensure a stable foundation for the net house.

6. Construct the frame: The frame of the net house can construct using the chosen materials. The frame should be strong enough to support the weight of the netting and withstand strong winds.
7. Install the netting: It can be installed by attaching it to the frame using ropes, ties or clips. Further more, Ensure the netting is tight and secured properly to prevent damage from wind and pests.
8. Install the door and ventilation: The net house should have a door for entry and exit, as well as windows or vents for proper ventilation. These should be placed in such a way as to promote air circulation and prevent overheating.
9. Install irrigation system: An efficient irrigation system should be installed to provide water to the crops. This can be achieved using drip irrigation or overhead sprinklers.
10. Maintain the net house: Regular maintenance of the net house is essential to keep it in good condition. In addition to, Check the netting regularly for any signs of damage and make repairs as needed. Keep the net house clean and debris-free to prevent pest and disease problems.

These steps can help design and construct a low-cost net house for agriculture. It is important to consult with local experts and consider the specific needs and requirements of the crops being grown and the local weather conditions.