Custom-made for LowCat tunnels ensures perfect fit and optimal protection
36 gsm 100 mesh (0.35 mm x 0.35 mm) provides strong, durable coverage
Will not stretch or change size, maintaining barrier integrity through multiple seasons
Keeps out flea beetles and whiteflies to protect crops
Easy to install with press rings for secure ground anchoring
The LowCat™ Insect Netting is professional 100-mesh crop-protection netting designed to hold its mesh size instead of stretching out of shape.
Use it over LowCat tunnels or as insect screening on greenhouse sides.
100 mesh
Approximate opening: 0.35 mm × 0.35 mm
Weight: 36 gsm
Helps exclude pests including flea beetles and whiteflies
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Material
36 gsm mesh
Mesh Size
0.35 mm x 0.35 mm
Color
White
Pattern
Solid, Geometric
Width Options
Multiple (see table for details)
LowCat Tunnels
Not included, sold separately
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I thought I had a good insect net until I unboxed this one. Immediately I could tell the quality difference, from the vacuum sealed bag to the fine mesh size. Flea beetle knock but they can’t come in. Cuts easily to size without fraying. Would and will purchase again
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Faithfully · October 15, 2026
Quality product and service
Quality product. I've only had my plants covered for one month, so this review won't reflect longevity, but I wanted to speak to the high quality of the low cat tunnels and insect netting. Also, there was one small piece missing, and Neversink's customer service immediately placed that item in the mail. That type of immediate response is appreciated and essential for crop management.
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Molly · September 5, 2026
Cruciferous- Brocoli, Cabbage,Cauliflower
I wanted to try this netting and the tall hoop system for my Brocoli, Cabbage, and Cauliflower, because they usually get destroyed by moths, even if planted during cooler months here in KY. I deliberately planted in early summer to test this system, when the bugs would normally devour these type plants, and I am shocked how well it is working to keep the bugs off. Probably going to have the biggest cabbage harvest I have ever had in my 6 years of homesteading. I can't wait to plant my second batch in fall.