VineLine 10ft x 1000ft Trellis Netting - 6" Mesh Square

This roll is designed for large-scale commercial greenhouse operations running tall indeterminate varieties across full-length rows where open harvest access across the entire 10-foot height is the priority. The 1,000-foot length covers entire facility rows from a single roll without mid-row joins, and the 6-inch mesh keeps the full canopy accessible at every level throughout the grow cycle.

The 6-inch mesh is the better choice when harvest access and plant visibility across the full 10-foot height take priority over tighter canopy density control. The larger squares allow easier reach into the canopy at every level and give stems and tendrils more room to weave through naturally — well-suited to crops with larger stems or less dense growth habits across long commercial rows.

VineLine is manufactured at 10gsm (grams per square meter), which exceeds the typical 6–8gsm found in standard garden netting. This added material density translates to greater tensile strength, making it capable of supporting heavier crops without stretching or tearing across a full growing season.

VineLine trellis netting supports any vining or climbing crop, including tomatoes, cucumbers, beans, peas, and flowering crops. The 10ft height and 6-inch mesh combination is best suited to tall indeterminate varieties on extreme-profile high-wire systems where open canopy access and full vertical coverage across entire commercial rows are required.

Yes. VineLine's polyethylene construction is designed for multi-season use. After harvest, the netting can be cleaned, dried, and rolled up for compact storage, then redeployed the following season without loss of structural integrity.

Run the netting vertically or horizontally between your greenhouse support structure, securing the top edge to overhead infrastructure and the bottom edge to lower support rails or posts. The continuous 1,000-foot roll eliminates mid-row joins, allowing clean uninterrupted runs across the full length of each growing row at maximum height.