Non-see through greenhouse material?

[AlecEinWindir]

I am building a greenhouse but I want it so people cannot look inside of it. I have seen material where it is white and you cannot see inside.

What type of material is this called?

Also, would I need a humidity/temperature controller for a greenhouse in Northern California weather?

Thanks.

 

[sittin]

I'd like to see the answer for this aswell. I've tried searching about oneway glass but I couldn't find anyone using/selling one

 

[AlecEinWindir]

Well I was thinking not glass but some sort of thready, white material.

I say this because glass is much to expensive for me.

 

[Saerimmner]

its called "opaque plastic", normally PVC

 

[mattisreal420]

try PVC plastic, it should be what your looking for. I use PVC plastic on my greenhouses and it tottally obscures my crop inside

 

[kingofqueen]

You need translucent corrogated panels .There usally fiberglass I believe I'd post a link for ya but this can be easily search by you .

 

[sittin]

You need translucent corrogated panels .There usally fiberglass I believe I'd post a link for ya but this can be easily search by you .

iver heard of people building sheds and using that as a roof to grow in. ill have to look into it

 

[BadAim]

anybody ever figure this out

 

[bankcee]

anyone? 2015 bump

 

[Blunted 4 lyfe]

I am building a greenhouse but I want it so people cannot look inside of it. I have seen material where it is white and you cannot see inside.

What type of material is this called?

Also, would I need a humidity/temperature controller for a greenhouse in Northern California weather?

Thanks.

PVC plastic #1material to build greenhouses imo.

B4L

 

[bankcee]

PVC plastic #1material to build greenhouses imo.

B4L

anywhere local I can get exactly what you're talong about?

 

[Mount]

Take a look here, http://www.greenhousemegastore.com/category/polycarbonate-panels but you have to remember, some of these panels will actually filter the light, so do some research first to make sure you arent investing a lot in a build that wont really work the way you want it to. The best way may be to build the green house but then fence it in to keep the prying eyes out. I don't know your layout or setup, so that may not be an option. Good luck with the project.

 

[DST]

I would check out @doublejj Greenouse thread. Those gents across there will have the answer.

 

[bankcee]

Take a look here, http://www.greenhousemegastore.com/category/polycarbonate-panels but you have to remember, some of these panels will actually filter the light, so do some research first to make sure you arent investing a lot in a build that wont really work the way you want it to. The best way may be to build the green house but then fence it in to keep the prying eyes out. I don't know your layout or setup, so that may not be an option. Good luck with the project.

I have a huge open backyard. brick walls on both sides at least 7/8 feet high. but I wanna get enough sun penetration and if I have to supplement with some cfls.. which lights for light supplement would be the least dim but still keep them in veg..

I'm here in cali and the area is very commercial.. and choppers fly over all the time.

 

[bankcee]

I would check out @doublejj Greenouse thread. Those gents across there will have the answer.

that guy has some sick ass plant in his houses. trying to get on that level. but I doubt I can do that here in so cali without getting pinched.