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Line your grow room with sheeting that fits your plan. Compare black and white and anti-detection sheeting by roll width, length and finishing needs. We help you calculate strips and prepare seams. Always check that your chosen tape suits both the sheeting and the surface.
Start with the surfaces you want to line. Black and white sheeting comes on a 2 × 25 metre roll. Anti-detection sheeting is 120 cm wide, with 30 or 60 metres per roll.
A wider strip may reduce seams on a suitable surface. A longer roll gives you more material. Choose by your cutting plan: square metres alone do not show whether every strip will fit.
Finishing seams? Match tape to both materials and the surface. Read our fitting checklist before starting.


Zwart/Wit folie 2x25m
24.95

Anti detectiefolie 120cm x 60m
160.00

Anti detectiefolie 120cm x 30m
95.00

The black and white roll is 2 metres wide. Plan your strips and check how many seams you need to finish.
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Both Anti rolls are 120 cm wide. Choose the length by your planned strips, including overlaps and cutting waste.
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Make a cutting plan for each surface. Allow extra material around corners, doors and ventilation openings.
Calculate your sheeting quantity
Check tape and surfaces before lining. An unsuitable joint can come loose or damage the sheeting.
Read the fitting checklistMeasure each surface, choose a strip direction and add up the lengths. Our examples help you account for overlaps and cutting waste.

Compare material, roll width and length before lining a surface.
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Prepare surfaces and check tape, seams and fixing step by step.
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Calculate strips and metres with a worked example for 120 cm wide sheeting.
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Record height, width and openings for every surface. A wider strip may avoid a seam, while a longer roll may suit several tall strips. Use dimensions for the exact product and draw out the strips before ordering.
Multiply width by roll length for gross area. Avoid turning that into a fixed growing area: overlaps, corners and openings determine actual material use. A 2.10 metre wide surface, for example, cannot fit within a 2 metre strip without a seam. Our sheeting calculation guide explains the strip method.
Choose black and white sheeting or anti-detection sheeting by established properties and size. We do not state reflection percentages or detection guarantees for these rolls. Check tape against both materials, the surface and conditions. Keep edges clean and provide mechanical support where needed. Use our fitting checklist to prepare.
Plan intake, extraction and access before lining. Sheeting does not replace active ventilation. Check duct diameter and fixing at openings; explore our climate and ventilation range for the rest of your setup. Keep seams and connections accessible for inspection.