Polytunnels Construction Services

Anyone can have a go at polytunnel installation a small garden polytunnel, as most kits come with instructions and as long as you have some basic D.I.Y. Skills that will help when you start your polytunnel construction, the right tools for the job, oh! And a few friends to lend a hand, especially when placing and fitting the cover over the hoop frame. Just ensure you located the polytunnel in the best position to take advantage of the sun availability and if located in an area of strong winds, think about setting it next to a natural windbreak or fence, but not to close as to damage the polythene covering. Polytunnel Construction and Polytunnel Installation 1. Talk with the supplier to ensure your intended polytunnel construction is fit for purpose for the crops or plants you intend to grow. 2. You may need to check with your local authority to see if any planning permission is required. This is not normally required dependant on the size and where you intend to place it. 3. ...

This introduction is a basic understanding of three types of undercover build, they are seen as cheaper options to either plastic or glass framed builds and can be used in all sorts of versatile ways, to suit many types of needs in the great outdoors, at very competitive prices. Obviously you must consider what type of covering and fittings do come with the product of your choice! That's why you should always ask some questions as to what product type would best suit your requirements and your location.   Canopy Structures   If you are looking for a canopy covering for your business, which helps enhance your business entrance or dining-outside ability, then these versatile structures are available to be used for all sorts of purposes from storage areas, retail display areas, play shelters, swimming pool coverings and educational, or garden centre entrances. These versatile structures can be purposely designed and built, they offers good protection for clients and custome...

Domestic and commercial polytunnels covers are open to the vagaries of our weather patterns, but normally the lifespan is usually determined by material quality used and not associated with the thickness of the cover, the life expectancy can be anything from 8/15 years but you will need to ensure you make regular inspection checks and maintain it properly, helping to maximise their estimated longevity of service, most manufacturer's will usually offer up to a 5 year guarantee. You will need to be aware of this when placing any of these structures into a designated location, as you may need to select the best position that will offer the polytunnel some protection, such as alongside hedging or trees even walling, remembering not to place the polytunnel too close to any obstructions that could damage or puncture the covering. Always replace damaged fixtures and fittings to ensure the correct tension on the cover. The nature of the material means that you will have to ensure you carr...