Polytunnels Construction Services

More of us than ever before are growing vegetables in our gardens. When you want to grow your own vegetables all year around, a great way of doing so, is to invest in a polytunnel. Domestic polytunnels are a bit like people. They come in all shapes and sizes. You are bound to find at least one that meets your needs. Polytunnels are surprisingly easy to assemble. If you are looking for advice, there are specialist suppliers of domestic polytunnels that can help you. Not only can you grow fruit and vegetables in polytunnels, they are also perfect for when you want to store gardening equipment or provide shelter to animals such as chickens, geese and other types of farm animals. What Can I Grow In My Polytunnel? Of course, it depends a little bit on where in the UK or the rest of the world you live. However, garden polytunnels are very versatile when it comes to growing both fruit and vegetables. That being said, not only can you grow fruit and vegetables in your polytunnel. Many b...

In many UK areas, unprotected crops and other plants are likely to die due to frost and other extreme weather conditions, when temperatures rise and fall in autumn and winter. Additionally many farming communities are keeping hens, pigs and other livestock within a polytunnel construction to protect and shelter them from extreme UK weather conditions which occur frequently during the winter months, especially in the north of England, Scotland and around the British isles. Building large permanent structures such as a greenhouse is expensive and time consuming, with many of the larger horticultural and agricultural businesses looking at other cost-effective ways to save money, helping to offset the constantly rising cost of farming, opting to construct many large commercial polytunnels in areas that would have seen greenhouses erected in the past PolytunnelsRus is one of the most experienced polytunnel companies in the United Kingdom (UK) with more than 25 years of experience in pr...

Gardening as a hobby is experiencing a resurgence in popularity. All across the country, an ever-increasing number of people are striving to become self-sufficient or supplement their diet with quality, homegrown fruit and veg. One knock-on effect has been a surge of interest in garden polytunnels . These versatile garden additions are an affordable way to gain the benefits of protected crop growing without the high expense of a greenhouse. However, when it comes to polytunnels, remember, you get what you pay for. Here's why you should avoid the cheapest options.   Cheap Doesn't Mean Cheerful If you are considering investing in a polytunnel, don't waste your time looking at the budget polytunnels available through online discount retailers. These low-quality imports may seem like an attractive option with their fast delivery and low prices but don't be fooled. It will most likely result in short term gain for long term pain.   Generally, cheap online polytunnels c...

Polytunnels are popping up all over the United Kingdom. As a matter of fact, you can use polytunnels for growing plants, housing animals and storing farm equipment and machinery. Believe it or not, they are even being used in Alaska to grow fruits and vegetables! If you are thinking about investing in a polytunnel, you probably have questions that you would like answered. Although polytunnel growing is very popular, to many of us they are still a relatively new concept. That is why we have compiled this mini-guide to polytunnels. Can I Repair My Polytunnel? Yes, you most certainly can. You can choose to carry out polytunnel repairs yourself or ask a specialist company to help. If you are thinking about repairing your own polytunnel, we go into more detail in another one of our mini-guides. Carrying out polytunnel repairs is not difficult. It is easier than replacing broken glass panels in a greenhouse or other glass growing structure. Most of the time, you can carry out rep...

Are you! Thinking about investing in a polytunnel ?  You want to grow your own produce all year around and not have to worry too much about the weather conditions affecting your plants or crops, then investing in a polytunnel is not such a bad idea. Over the past year, because of Covid lockdown! And people being on furlough,more of us than before have had lots of spare time on our hands, this hasmade us look at what other interests we can put to good use and save money! The answer seems to have swelled an interest in growing our own fresh produce and other entrepreneurial ways. Polytunnel installation has seen a rapid increase in sales from all types of people who are interested in providing their own produce or using these structures for seeds and young plant growth in their back garden or allotment at a fairly low-cost. Many of us have spent a lot of time at home. As a result, lot of us have decided to put our gardens to practical use. Growing your own produce and rearing a...