Greenhouse film thickness typically ranges from 80 to 200 microns. Thinner films are lighter and cheaper but less durable; thicker films last longer and resist wind and punctures.
In hot climates, a moderate thickness with strong UV stabilization often performs better than an overly thick film. In cold regions, higher thickness helps retain heat.
Tell us your local climate, crop type and expected service life, and we will recommend a suitable specification and roll size.