Solutions · Greenhouse farming
One matched system for the whole greenhouse.
Cover film · Shade net · Insect net · Drip tape · Ground cover
Most greenhouse problems start with mismatched materials: film that fails early under strong equatorial sun, mesh so fine the house overheats, drip tape laid at the wrong spacing. We put cover, shading, pest exclusion, irrigation and floor materials together around your crop, site and budget, and supply them as one wholesale order.
Climate & light
PE, EVA or PO film chosen for UV life, diffusion, thermal and anti-drip needs. Typically 80–200 μm thick and 4–16 m wide.
Protection & water
Insect net, shade net, drip tape, mulch or weed fabric and fiberglass supports, matched to ventilation, pests and row layout.
Wholesale supply
One quotation, consolidated delivery from Nairobi and repeatable specifications for reorders.
What goes into the system
Materials selected to work together.
We start with the greenhouse environment, then match cover, protection, floor, irrigation and structural accessories to how the house will actually be run.
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Greenhouse cover film
PE, EVA and PO films with thickness, width, UV life, light transmission, diffusion, thermal and anti-drip performance specified for the project.
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Pest exclusion & shading
HDPE insect nets and shade nets chosen by target pest, mesh, airflow, shade rate, tensile strength and local sun exposure.
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Ground & soil management
Mulch films and permeable weed-control fabric for moisture retention, weed suppression and cleaner, easier-to-manage greenhouse floors.
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Irrigation & support
Drip tape and emitter layouts for targeted watering and fertigation, plus corrosion-resistant fiberglass rods for low tunnels and net supports.
Application scenarios
Configured for real crops and real conditions.
The right specification changes with crop density, pest size, sun, wind, rainfall, water quality and how many seasons the installation has to last.
Commercial vegetable greenhouses
Tomatoes, capsicum and cucumbers under long-life film, with perimeter insect net against whitefly, thrips and Tuta absoluta, and drip lines matched to double-row planting.
Nurseries, flowers and young plants
Diffused light, controlled shade and ventilation-friendly mesh for propagation houses, cut-flower farms and seedling operations.
Hot, high-UV and high-altitude sites
Equatorial sun at altitude is hard on plastics. We prioritise UV-stabilised film, suitable shade rates and airflow-friendly mesh, from the highlands to the coast.
Complete packages
Start with a package, then tailor it.
Pick the closest starting point. We adjust dimensions, functions, colours, roll lengths, packaging and labelling to the farm, or to the market you sell into.
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Seasonal tunnel starter
For seasonal vegetables and nurseries, matched to bed width, crop spacing and season length.
- Tunnel or greenhouse film
- Insect net
- Drip tape and mulch film
- Bendable fiberglass rods
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Commercial greenhouse production
For tomato, cucumber, capsicum, strawberry and leafy-green projects.
- Long-life greenhouse film
- Insect net and 30–95% shade options
- Drip irrigation
- Mulch or weed-control fabric
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Climate-adapted high performance
For strong sun, heat or demanding weather.
- UV-stabilised, light-diffusing film
- Crop-matched shade rate
- Ventilation-compatible insect mesh
- Durable ground cover and supports
Why TradeBridge
One project brief. One coordinated material plan.
The value of a complete solution is not more products. It is fewer specification conflicts, clearer purchasing and materials chosen for the same goal.
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Integrated sourcing
Film, nets, ground cover, drip tape and supports on one quotation and one delivery plan.
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Specification matching
Film thickness and width, mesh and shade rate, fabric GSM, emitter spacing and rod diameter matched to the project.
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Climate-based choices
UV level, thermal function, diffusion and condensation control chosen for your climate and expected service life.
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Agreed quality checks
Dimensions, thickness or GSM, tensile strength, flow consistency and packaging agreed before production.
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Local stock, local support
Core netting and drip lines held in Nairobi, with our team on WhatsApp for specs, quotes and delivery updates.
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Repeatable reorders
Approved specifications kept on file, so the next order, or the next greenhouse, matches the first.
How it works
How we build a greenhouse solution around your project.
Five steps take you from farm requirements to a clear, checkable product list, with fewer surprises at installation.
Step 01
Tell us your conditions
Crop, greenhouse dimensions, location, climate, pest pressure, water source, expected service life and budget.
Step 02
We engineer the product mix
Cover-film functions, insect mesh, shade rate, ground cover, irrigation layout and support dimensions.
Step 03
Approve specs and samples
Review datasheets, dimensions, colours, roll formats, samples and packaging before the order is confirmed.
Step 04
Supply and inspection
Goods are checked against the agreed points, such as thickness, GSM, dimensions, mesh and emitter flow, before dispatch.
Step 05
Deliver, install, repeat
Consolidated delivery, clear labelling and an approved specification on file for reorders and expansion.
Example configuration
Protected-cropping package for a high-UV vegetable market
An agro-dealer supplying vegetable growers in a high-sun region needs cover, shade, pest-control, floor and irrigation materials that work together. A typical configuration combines UV-stabilised greenhouse film, crop-specific shade net, insect net, weed-control fabric, drip tape and fiberglass supports under one specification and one packing plan.
Illustrative configuration, not a customer case study. Ask us on WhatsApp for references from current buyers.
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Product categories
1 order
Consolidated procurement
Crop + climate + layout
Configuration basis
FAQ
Greenhouse solution FAQs
A starting point only. Final specifications are confirmed against your crop, climate, greenhouse design and market.
What information do you need to configure a greenhouse solution?
Crop type, greenhouse or tunnel dimensions, location, temperature range, sun and wind exposure, target pests, water source, row spacing, expected service life and quantity. Photos or drawings of the structure help us spot installation constraints early.
How do I choose between PE, EVA and PO greenhouse film?
PE is the economical, widely used option. EVA blends add flexibility and better thermal behaviour. PO (polyolefin) multilayer films usually give the longest service life and the most stable additive performance, at a higher price. The right choice depends on crop value, climate and how many seasons you expect from the cover. We will show you the trade-offs side by side.
Which insect-net mesh should I use?
Choose the mesh for the smallest pest you need to keep out, then check ventilation. Common agricultural options run from about 24 to 80 mesh. Finer mesh stops smaller insects such as thrips but reduces airflow, so vent area matters as much as mesh count.
What shade rate suits a greenhouse?
It depends on the crop’s light demand and the season. Shade nets are available from about 30% to 95%. Over-shading cuts yield, so we size the shade rate to the crop rather than to the hottest day of the year.
Can products be customised for our market or project?
Yes. Within production limits we can adjust dimensions, UV level, film functions, mesh, shade rate, colour, fabric GSM, emitter spacing and flow, roll length, labelling and packaging, including private label for distributors.
Which quality checks can be agreed?
Typical inspection points include dimensions, thickness or GSM, tensile performance, light transmission, shade rate, mesh count and emitter flow. Where needed, test methods and acceptance criteria are agreed before production.
Greenhouse projects
Planning a greenhouse this season?
Send us your crop, structure size and location on WhatsApp. We will reply with a matched material list and a wholesale quote.
Distributors · Agro-dealers · Farm project contractors