EZTrim 4ft x 3280ft Trellis Netting - 6" Mesh Square

At 4 feet wide by 3,280 feet long, this roll covers approximately 13,120 square feet of canopy area. The actual coverage depends on your installation method—whether you're running single layers, multiple trellis levels, or cutting custom sections. For reference, this is enough netting to support several large grow rooms or multiple crop cycles in a medium-sized facility.

Yes, this 4-foot width netting is specifically designed for the EZ Trim High Roller 4ft frame. The roll dimensions match its 4-foot capacity, allowing you to load up to three of these rolls simultaneously. For wider beds, EZTrim also offers the High Roller 6ft for use with their larger netting.

Six-inch squares provide more open space for larger plant varieties and vigorous branching patterns. This wider spacing maximizes air circulation and light penetration, reducing humidity buildup and improving canopy health, which ultimately leads to a higher quality harvest that can be processed with automatic bud trimmers. It's ideal for plants that develop thick stems or when you need enhanced airflow in dense growing environments.

Absolutely. While this netting is optimized for High Roller deployment, it works perfectly well for traditional hand-stringing applications. You can cut it to your desired lengths and secure it to your existing support infrastructure using standard attachment methods like zip ties, hooks, or stakes.

Keep the roll in its original packaging or re-roll it tightly to maintain the netting's shape and prevent tangling. Store in a cool, dry location away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. If you're using the High Roller, you can also leave partial rolls loaded on the frame bars for quick access during your next installation.

Yes, with proper care and cleaning between cycles. After harvest, carefully remove plant material and sanitize the netting according to your facility's protocols. The durable construction withstands multiple uses, though you should inspect for wear or damage before redeploying. Many growers keep cleaned sections for reuse and cut fresh sections for new installations.

Choose 6-inch mesh if you're growing varieties with thick stems, vigorous branching, or when maximizing airflow is critical. This size works well for larger plants that naturally develop strong structure. Opt for 4-inch mesh if you're growing varieties with thinner branches, need more frequent support points, or prefer tighter canopy control. Many growers use 6-inch mesh for lower trellis layers and 4-inch mesh for upper layers where branches are typically thinner.

Calculate your total canopy square footage and divide by 13,120 (the coverage per roll) for single-layer installations. Add 20-30% extra for waste, multiple trellis layers, or future expansion. Many commercial growers keep at least one spare roll on hand to avoid workflow interruptions. If you're running multiple trellis layers per crop, multiply your base calculation by the number of layers you typically deploy.