Double-layer high-contrast subwavelength gratings that are separated by a dielectric space layer are investigated to achieve ultra-broadband reflection.The reflection phase of subwavelength gratings and the propagation phase shift between two gratings are manipulated to expand reflection bandwidth by properly stacking two reflective gratings.A reflector exhibiting a 99%reflectance bandwidth of~1080 nm in the near-infrared is designed.Then this reflector is prepared using laser interference lithography and ion beam planarization,and an ultra-broadband reflection is achieved with reflectance exceeding 97%over a wavelength range of 955 nm in the near-infrared region.