Garden Grow Polytunnel 3M x2M Powder Coated Steel Frame, Walk In Greenhouse, Double Zipped Door & Windows (3 x 2 Polytunnel)

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Follow the instructions set out in this guide to learn how to build a polytunnel DIY style. DIY Polytunnels Manage temperatures easily too– you want warmth in the tunnel but too much heat can kill off plants and seedlings. With double doors either end, the temperature is easily controlled as are pests and other problems such as fungal spores. They can act in a similar way to a greenhouse, keeping temperatures up and humidity high and therefore allowing plants from different climates (or seasons) to grow comfortably. They can also protect plants from wind damage, insects and frost, depending on the style you go for.

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Now you are ready to connect the hoop sections together. These will form the tunnel’s hoop frame structure and can be slid into place over the foundation tubes. A polytunnel is an elongated semi-circular or square shaped tunnel. It is most often constructed using steel and is covered in polythene. Polytunnels come in a range of sizes and are used to keep plants, vegetables and fruits warm enough to grow in temperate regions. It can also enable you to grow fruits, vegetables, and plants out of season. Range of sizes. Polytunnels come in a huge range of sizes, so whether your allotment is large or small, you should be able to find a model to suit.With a helper (or several depending on the size of polytunnel), roll the cover out along the side of the tunnel and pull the polythene over the entire frame, ensuring you have the same overhang down each side and end of the tunnel. It does not offer a lot of heat protection and therefore is best used in summer, not in winter. Some crops will not appreciate so much direct light. Polythene with an Infrared Additive Heavy Duty PE Cover – features extra-long sides for weighting and anchoring. It protects against harsh weather conditions – including frost and damaging UV.

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At a whopping 3.2m tall this fruit cage is ideal for protecting your larger soft fruit trees and bushes. When buying partner items like this one, your contract of sale will be with our Range Plus Partner instead of The Range. Green polythene absorbs a lot of the red-light spectrum. As a result, it’s particularly beneficial for plants which thrive in green-light spectrum conditions. Fleece For our 16ft wide range, the polytunnel hoops are spaced at 6ft apart for a fast build whilst maintaining superior strength. With your polytunnel build complete, you can prepare the interior ready for planting. The work required will depend on how you intend to use the space. For example, you could plant directly into the ground, opt for raised beds, or grow in pots.The covers of polytunnels can be made from a range of materials. Different materials will offer different properties. Our 10ft polytunnel is ideal for any allotment and can be used for propagation early in the season and growing full-scale throughout the rest of the season. The Polytunnel was easy to erect, using the instructions, the steel tubes, just clip together, so much easier that the other makes that use Nuts and Bolts.

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To better protect plants from frost, look for polythene with an infrared additive . This traps heat, giving your plants a reprieve from the cold weather. But, whilst warm air can be a blessing, it may also be a curse – ensure that any highly-insulated polytunnels have air vents or windows to provide adequate ventilation.

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This Garden Grow 3x2 Polytunnel cover is just what you need when your original cover has shown some wear and tear and needs updating. The Polytunnel cover comes with netted windows to ensure temperature control, the right amount of light exposure and flying pest prevention. Perfect to keep young plants protected during harsher conditions, this polytunnel is supplied with high-quality, durable, metal pegs to ensure it’s always secure to the ground. If you decide that your crops are ready to face the weather alone, simply move the lightweight tunnel to your next crop or deconstruct with ease for use again next season. PLANT PRIORITY: A strip window runs down one side and is fitted with mesh to keep bugs out whilst allowing ventilation, a clever feature allows the plastic flap to be clipped up creating a water catcher which funnels water to the end allowing you to place a water butt under it. In terms of length, polytunnels can range from around 3 metres long to upwards of 20 m. You’ll need to leave space around the polytunnel to erect it and carry out maintenance. Also, if using heaters, it will be easier to maintain the temperature of smaller polytunnels. Therefore, you may benefit from using several smaller polytunnels as opposed to one large one. This is also true as different plants may require different conditions. Selecting the Right Cover Material

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It’s one of the best polytunnels for an allotment that has plants which may need protection from frost, bugs, birds or all of the above. The drawstring ends make it easy to close off and create a barrier against both the weather and animals. If you’re after more of a greenhouse feel, opt for a walk-in polytunnel with an internal height of around 2 metres. With one of these models, you can walk around inside the structure and tend to your plants without having to stoop. This also gives you the opportunity to grow more plants, including fruit trees. Some tomato plants can also grow to around 2 metres. For our 12ft wide range, the polytunnel hoops are spaced at 6ft apart - a close spacing when you consider the tube size. Easily extendable– plan on a bigger polytunnel in the future? Not a problem because your current polytunnel can be easily extended. When buying partner items like this one, your contract of sale will be with our Range Plus Partner instead of us.If you are considering buying a polytunnel, a kit can be a great way to go and save you hundreds of pounds on installation. Additionally, building a polytunnel from scratch is probably easier than you think – we often say that building a polytunnel is a bit like putting together giant meccano. To build a standard polytunnel kit, you will need an additional pair of hands and some basic tools. Many customers build their tunnels over a weekend, but there are a number of factors that determine how long it takes – the size and specification of the polytunnel, digging conditions, weather, and DIY skills all factor into the time it takes to build a kit. Protection no matter what the weather– from gales to autumn rains, to days of endless heat and sun, you control the polytunnel climate and that means success no matter what the weather. In terms of assembly, this reasonably heavy-duty polytunnel is straightforward to put up. Due to its large size, the process is greatly aided by the help of two people. The written instructions are basic at best, and nonsensical at worst, but there is a labelled diagram to help as well – the poles are numbered, and it’s all relatively intuitive. Expect the whole process to take around 2 – 3 hours. By working with a variety of trusted Range Plus Partners, we’re able to offer our customers a wider selection of products.