Fertraso Dry Net Round 8 Layers 62x62x28 cm

A foldable round drying net with eight tiers of 62 by 62 centimetres, spaced 28 centimetres apart. Hung, the whole thing stands 225 centimetres tall, and that figure deserves attention before you order.

Two and a quarter metres is a lot

Most grow tents are 180 or 200 centimetres tall. This net is 225 centimetres fully extended, so it will not fit a standard tent in one piece: the bottom ends up on the floor and the lower tiers collapse into each other.

That is not a fault and it does not make the net unusable, you just have to plan for it. There are two ways round it. Hang it somewhere with more height, a room or a shed rather than a tent. Or use fewer than all eight tiers and hang it higher. Measure your hanging point first and subtract the height of your lowest workable tier.

What you get for it

Eight tiers at 28 centimetres is more generous spacing than most eight-tier nets offer. You can fit thicker material without it touching the tier above, and that is precisely why this net is so tall.

The construction is built around metal rings, so the tiers keep their round shape and do not sag once loaded. The mesh passes air from every side. It is meant to hang in a tent or from any other solid structure, and folds down to a flat package.

Round or square

This is the round version. If you are hanging it in a square tent, look at the square version too: it uses the corners a round net leaves empty.

Technical Specifications:

• Brand: Fertraso
• Shape: round
• Tier size: 62 x 62 cm
• Number of tiers: 8
• Spacing: 28 cm
• Overall height: 225 cm
• Construction: metal rings
• Storage: foldable

Frequently asked questions

Will it fit a 200 cm grow tent? Not fully extended. Hang it higher and use fewer tiers, or hang it somewhere with more height.

Why is it so tall? Because of the 28 centimetre spacing, wider than usual for eight tiers. That room is the benefit, the height is what it costs.

Do the tiers sag when loaded? The metal rings hold the shape. Do load evenly rather than piling everything on one side.

What is the difference with the square version? Shape and size. In a square tent a square net uses the corners better.