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Improve greenhouse climate 
with shading paint

Make optimum use of the sun

Protect your crop from light damage

The climate inside the greenhouse is very important. Not all crops can handle high temperatures and full sunlight. Shading and diffusion coatings are the solution to this problem. By reflecting or diffusing sunlight, you ensure that the crop is not damaged by excessive light intensity. There are several types of shading agents and diffusion coatings, each with a different effect. Find the right shade or diffusion coating for your crop.
 Higher yield   

 Easy to remove

 Improved greenhouse climate

 Can be applied mechanically or manually

Get your question answered | Q&A

Roger de Jagher, product specialist 
In this video, Shading paint & coatings specialist Roger de Jagher answers frequently asked questions to help you understand the benefits and use of shading paint for effective light and temperature control in your greenhouse.
- Jan Reijm | D-Fuse in cucumber -
''We are highly satisfied with this diffuse coating as it improves light penetration, reduces crop stress, and leads to extended crop activity and increased production.''

Discover our shading agents and diffuse coatings

Liquid shading paint

Q3-White and Q4-White are weatherproof and adjustable shading agents for creating the optimal greenhouse shading conditions.

Diffuse coatings

Diffuse light penetrates deeper into the crop. This ensures a higher reception of light, providing higher production and better quality.

Powder shading agents

Shadefix is a whitewash in powder form, which protects the crop from light irradiation, and are frequently used in regions with dry climates.

Contact us

Can't find your answer? Please fill out the contact form and Roger de Jagher will get in touch with you. On business days, you can expect a response within 24 hours.

Improve greenhouse climate 
with shading paint

Make optimum use of the sun

Protect your crop from light damage

The climate inside the greenhouse is very important. Not all crops can handle high temperatures and full sunlight. Shading and diffusion coatings are the solution to this problem. By reflecting or diffusing sunlight, you ensure that the crop is not damaged by excessive light intensity. There are several types of shading agents and diffusion coatings, each with a different effect. Find the right shade or diffusion coating for your crop.
 Higher yield   

 Easy to remove

 Improved greenhouse climate

 Can be applied mechanically or manually

Get your question answered | Q&A

Roger de Jagher, product specialist 
In this video, Shading paint & coatings specialist Roger de Jagher answers frequently asked questions to help you understand the benefits and use of shading paint for effective light and temperature control in your greenhouse.
- Jan Reijm | D-Fuse in cucumber -
''We are highly satisfied with this diffuse coating as it improves light penetration, reduces crop stress, and leads to extended crop activity and increased production.''

Discover our shading agents and diffuse coatings

Liquid shading paint

Q3-White and Q4-White are weatherproof and adjustable shading agents for creating the optimal greenhouse shading conditions.

Diffuse coatings

Diffuse light penetrates deeper into the crop. This ensures a higher reception of light, providing higher production and better quality.

Powder shading agents

Shadefix is a whitewash in powder form, which protects the crop from light irradiation, and are frequently used in regions with dry climates.

Contact us

Can't find your answer? Please fill out the contact form and Roger de Jagher will get in touch with you. On business days, you can expect a response within 24 hours.

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