
Trellis Net 50ft x 3ft – Plant Support Netting for Climbing Crops | Nairobi, Kenya
Trellis Net 50ft x 3ft – Plant Support Netting for Climbing Crops in Kenya
Strong, lightweight and UV-stabilised trellis netting that keeps cucumbers, tomatoes, peas, beans and passion fruit growing upward – off the soil, healthier and easier to harvest. Available at Shabbiri Hardware, Magadi Road, Ongata Rongai and Tuala.
Product Overview
The Trellis Net 50ft x 3ft is a square-mesh plastic netting made for vertical growing. Stretched between poles, stakes or a greenhouse frame, it gives vines and tendrils hundreds of grip points so plants climb naturally instead of sprawling on the ground.
Vertical growing improves air flow around leaves, reduces fungal disease and fruit rot, keeps produce clean and makes picking faster. It also lets you plant more rows in the same space – ideal for kitchen gardens, small farms and greenhouse growers across Nairobi, Kajiado and the rest of Kenya.
Technical Specifications
| Product | Trellis Net / Plant Support Netting |
|---|---|
| Length | 50 ft (approx. 15.2 m) |
| Width / Height | 3 ft (approx. 0.9 m) |
| Coverage per roll | Approx. 13.9 m² |
| Material | Polypropylene (PP) plastic netting |
| Mesh shape | Square mesh, evenly spaced |
| Colour | White |
| UV treatment | UV-stabilised for outdoor sun exposure |
| Weather resistance | Will not rust, rot or corrode; resists moisture and fertiliser |
| Weight | Lightweight – easy to carry, cut and hang |
| Cutting | Cut to size with ordinary scissors |
| Packaging | Rolled and banded |
| Reusability | Can be taken down, cleaned and reused for several seasons |
| Applications | Vertical crop support, garden trellis, greenhouse growing, light fencing |
Key Features & Benefits
Higher Yields
Growing upward uses space efficiently so you fit more plants per bed.
Healthier Plants
Better air circulation and sunlight reduce blight, mildew and fruit rot.
Cleaner Produce
Fruit hangs off the soil – fewer pests, less mud, fewer blemishes.
Easy Harvesting
Produce hangs at eye level, so picking is quicker and gentler on your back.
Long-Lasting
UV-stabilised plastic will not rust or rot like wire or sisal string.
Low Cost Setup
Hangs on simple timber posts, bamboo or steel pipes – no welding needed.
Best Crops & Uses
Cucumbers
Straighter, cleaner fruit and faster picking.
Tomatoes
Supports indeterminate and greenhouse varieties.
Peas & French Beans
Tendrils grip the mesh with no tying needed.
Passion Fruit
Guides young vines towards the overhead wire.
Melons & Gourds
Butternut, squash and small melons grown vertically.
Flowers & Fencing
Climbing flowers, light garden fencing and bird barriers.
How to Use the Trellis Net
- Plan the rowMark a straight row along your planting bed. Run rows north to south where possible so both sides get sunlight.
- Install support postsDrive timber posts, bamboo or steel pipes about 2–3 m apart along the row. Sink them at least 40 cm into the ground and brace the end posts firmly.
- Fit a top and bottom lineTie a strong wire or nylon rope tightly along the top of the posts and another near ground level. These carry the weight of the crop.
- Unroll and hang the netUnroll the trellis net along the row and fasten its top edge to the top line with cable ties or twine every 30 cm. Attach the bottom edge the same way.
- Pull it tightStretch the net evenly so the mesh stays square and does not sag. A taut net holds more weight and looks neater.
- Plant or transplantSow seeds or transplant seedlings close to the base of the net, about 10–15 cm away.
- Train young plantsGently weave the first shoots through the mesh. After a week or two most climbers grip on their own.
- Maintain and reuseCheck ties during the season. After harvest, remove old vines, wash the net, dry it and roll it up for the next planting.
Pro Tips
- For heavier crops such as melons, add extra posts and support fruit with small net slings.
- Hang two rolls one above the other for a taller trellis on tall tomato or cucumber varieties.
- To join rolls, overlap one mesh row and tie every 30 cm.
- In greenhouses, hang the net straight from the roof purlins for quick setup.
Care & Safety
- Store rolls in a dry, shaded place when not in use to extend their life.
- Avoid dragging the net over sharp stones or wire that can tear the mesh.
- Keep away from open flames – the net is plastic.
- Do not use as a climbing or safety net for people or animals.
Frequently Asked Questions
What size is this trellis net?
Each roll is 50 feet long and 3 feet wide – about 15.2 m by 0.9 m, covering roughly 13.9 m².
Which crops can I grow on it?
Cucumbers, tomatoes, peas, French beans, passion fruit, butternut, melons, gourds and climbing flowers.
Can I join two rolls together?
Yes. Overlap the edges by one mesh row and tie with cable ties or garden twine every 30 cm.
Will it last outdoors in the Kenyan sun?
Yes. It is UV-stabilised and does not rust or rot, so it can be reused for several seasons with proper storage.
Do you install trellis nets?
We are supply-only, but we can share contacts of independent installers.
Visit Our Branches
Ongata Rongai Branch
Magadi Road, Ongata Rongai – opposite Hashi Petrol Station
Tuala Branch
Magadi Road, Tuala – past Nazarene University
Order Your Trellis Net Today
Call: 0741 042484 · 0745 554008
Email: info@shabbirihardware.com
Website: www.shabbirihardware.co.ke
Specifications
| Model | Trellis |
| Category | Agricultural Supplies |
| Availability | In stock |
| Sourced by | Shabbiri Hardware Kenya Limited |
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