Fertraso Dry Net square 8 Layers 82,5 x 27,5 x 82,5 cm

A foldable drying net with eight square tiers of 82.5 by 82.5 centimetres, spaced 27.5 centimetres apart, standing 225 centimetres tall. Square rather than round, and that is not a matter of taste but of arithmetic.

Why square wins in a square tent

Grow tents are square, drying nets usually are not. A round net in a square space leaves four corners unused, and that is more area than people expect. A circle uses about 78 percent of the square it fits inside. The rest is air you pay for in floor space and do not use for drying.

On this net the tier runs right into the corners. In a 100 by 100 tent an 82.5 centimetre square net hangs comfortably with room around it, and each tier holds noticeably more than a round net that fits the same tent.

Eight tiers at 27.5 centimetres

The spacing is generous for an eight tier net, which means you can lay down thicker material without it touching the tier above. The trade-off is the overall height of 225 centimetres: fully extended this net is taller than a standard grow tent. Hang it somewhere with more height, or use fewer tiers and hang it higher.

Metal rings hold the shape, so the tiers stay taut and do not sag once loaded. The mesh passes air from all sides and the whole thing folds down for storage.

Loading

Load evenly and leave gaps between the pieces. The temptation to cram extra into the corners is strong, and the corners are exactly where the least air moves. They are a gain only as long as you do not pack them solid.

Technical Specifications:

• Brand: Fertraso
• Shape: square
• Tier size: 82.5 x 82.5 cm
• Number of tiers: 8
• Spacing: 27.5 cm
• Overall height: 225 cm
• Construction: metal rings
• Storage: foldable

Frequently asked questions

Is square really better than round? In a square space, yes. A circle uses about 78 percent of the square it fits inside; the corners are the gain.

Will it fit a 100 by 100 tent? Yes, with room around it. Do mind the 225 centimetre height when fully extended.

What if my tent is too low? Use fewer tiers and hang it higher, or hang the net outside the tent somewhere taller.

Can I fill the corners up? Not too full. That is where the least air moves, so keep them loose.