Americover | Plastic Sheeting Supplier for Construction and Horticulture
Protection from the Ground Up
Our clients have relied on SolaScrim Clear Scrim Reinforced Greenhouse Cover for years. They know that this greenhouse cover is the perfect solution for year-round protection. Our SolaScrim Clear Scri [...]
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Reinforced plastic sheeting is one of the most versatile products that Americover carries. From being used in construction projects to being used in healthcare settings, reinforced plastic sheeting ca [...]
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Keeping your greenhouse secure ensures the safety and protection of your crops. But, even when using high-quality greenhouse covers sometimes, you can run into some unexpected problems from general we [...]
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For nearly 30 years, Americover has been there for our customers in the growing industry. From farmers to horticulturists to gardeners, we have nurtured and raised thousands of relationships like the [...]
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Whether you’re interested in harvesting agriculture, horticulture, or aquaculture, black plastic sheeting known as polyethylene is an integral part of the growing process. There are many uses for bl [...]
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Whether you are growing vegetables in your backyard or running a large commercial operation, the type of cover that you choose for your greenhouse could significantly impact your crops’ success.
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Dura Skrim is a lightweight and highly tear-resistant polyethylene liner that has been sold and trusted by Americover for many years. This highly acclaimed plastic sheeting has many applications inc [...]
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Greenhouse growers know their greenhouses offer several advantages over planting in normal open-air beds. For starters, your crops are protected in a covered, controlled setting, so growing c [...]
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Light deprivation gives you control over the growth and flowering process. Using the right light dep cover for your greenhouse can mean the difference between a high-quality harvest and a c [...]
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It’s 2019, and more than half of the United States is legally allowed to grow hemp and/or cannabis. While there is still plenty of regulatory debate among federal and state officials, the o [...]
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