A mesh material for fabricating hunting blinds, tents, and other similar flexible structures. The material is durable, water-resistant, and partially light-transmissive such that persons or objects inside or behind the structures are not easily seen from outside the structures. The material is also semi-permeable to air flow for ventilation purposes. The mesh material is fabricated from an interwoven polyester, polyurethane, or polyvinyl chloride (PVC) fabric that is coated with acrylic and a mixture of silicone and ethylene vinyl acetate (EVA). Patterns and/or colors are printed on both sides of the fabric with a heat transfer paper printing process to provide a desired level of light transmissivity.

A woven textile is woven by a plurality of first threads and a plurality of second threads. Each of the first threads is a TPU (Thermoplastic polyurethanes) filament which is integrally formed. The first threads are parallel arranged at intervals. The second threads are arranged at intervals to weave with the first threads for fixation so that the woven textile is formed with a plurality of through holes. Each of the second threads is knotted with the first threads to form a plurality of first knots. Each of the second threads is knotted itself between any two adjacent ones of the first threads to form at least one second knot. The first threads are separated apart by the at least one second knot to prevent the first threads from touching each other.

A woven textile is woven by a plurality of first threads and a plurality of second threads. Each of the first threads is a TPU (Thermoplastic polyurethanes) filament which is integrally formed. The first threads are parallel arranged at intervals. The second threads are arranged at intervals to weave with the first threads for fixation so that the woven textile is formed with a plurality of through holes. Each of the second threads is knotted with the first threads to form a plurality of first knots. Each of the second threads is knotted itself between any two adjacent ones of the first threads to form at least one second knot. The first threads are separated apart by the at least one second knot to prevent the first threads from touching each other.

A scrim that is more readily recycled by grinding is disclosed and has a plurality of high tenacity fibers or yarns having a tenacity of at least about five (5) grams per denier and oriented in the warp direction and a plurality of low tenacity fibers or yarns having a tenacity of less than about four (4) grams per denier and oriented in the weft direction. In preferred embodiments, the low tenacity fibers or yarns comprise textured fibers or spun and undrawn fibers.

A scrim that is more readily recycled by grinding is disclosed and has a plurality of high tenacity fibers or yarns having a tenacity of at least about five (5) grams per denier and oriented in the warp direction and a plurality of low tenacity fibers or yarns having a tenacity of less than about four (4) grams per denier and oriented in the weft direction. In preferred embodiments, the low tenacity fibers or yarns comprise textured fibers or spun and undrawn fibers.

The invention relates to a magnetically responsive scrim containing a scrim which contains a plurality of yarns and a magnetically responsive coating covering at least a portion of the yarns of the scrim. The magnetically responsive coating contains magnetically responsive particulate material and a binder, where the magnetically responsive coating is at least about 40% by weight magnetically responsive particulate material, and where the magnetically responsive coating has an areal density of at least twice the areal density of the scrim.

The invention relates to a magnetic scrim containing a scrim which contains a plurality of yarns and a magnetic coating covering at least a portion of the yarns of the scrim. The magnetic coating contains magnetic elements and a binder, where the magnetic coating is at least about 40% by weight magnetic elements, and where the magnetic coating has an areal density of at least twice the areal density of the scrim.

A mesh material for fabricating hunting blinds, tents, and other similar flexible structures. The material is durable, water-resistant, and partially light-transmissive such that persons or objects inside or behind the structures are not easily seen from outside the structures. The material is also semi-permeable to air flow for ventilation purposes. The mesh material is fabricated from an interwoven polyester, polyurethane, or polyvinyl chloride (PVC) fabric that is coated with acrylic and a mixture of silicone and ethylene vinyl acetate (EVA). Patterns and/or colors are printed on both sides of the fabric with a heat transfer paper printing process to provide a desired level of light transmissivity.

A wind lift mitigation net for mitigating or preventing wind lift of at least one membrane covering an outdoor aggregation of matter is provided. The wind lift mitigation net comprises a plurality of monofilaments. At least some of the monofilaments may each have a cross-sectional shape that comprises at least one vertex. The cross-sectional shape may, for example, be a non-circular shape such as a tear drop, triangular, square or stellate shape. At least some of the monofilaments may each have at least one substantially planar surface.

A wind lift mitigation net for mitigating or preventing wind lift of at least one membrane covering an outdoor aggregation of matter is provided. The wind lift mitigation net comprises a plurality of monofilaments. At least some of the monofilaments may each have a cross-sectional shape that comprises at least one vertex. The cross-sectional shape may, for example, be a non-circular shape such as a tear drop, triangular, square or stellate shape. At least some of the monofilaments may each have at least one substantially planar surface.