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  Buying from a reputable polytunnel company and selecting the best offering from the multiple choices of garden polytunnels can be an exciting step for anyone new to this way of growing, whilst they offer an extension to growing seasons, they must effectively protect plants from the open elements and differing UK weather. Certain factors need to be addressed to ensure that the polytunnel company you purchase from is reputable and the right size to suit your growing needs. Take your time to carefully consider factors that will help avoid costly mistakes and ensure satisfaction.   Concerns Some concerns for buyers can often be cost, size, installation, and available space. Many new gardeners underestimate how different crops and plants can fill up a small garden polytunnel, leaving them often with cramped and difficult-to-manage growing space. A good approach is to think not just about what you want to grow today, but how your gardening plans and ambitions are met today...

  Professional polytunnel companies understand why their services are so important from polytunnel repairs and replacement coverings, to extensions and full polytunnel refurbishments. Due mainly to the nature and locational areas these outdoor housing products are placed. Companies understand the environmental stress these structures and their covers are put under to meet the demands of commercial operators and other business operations require from them. From general maintenance, cleaning or painting covers to new installations and constructions, they ensure the longevity and functionality of these vital housings. Polytunnel companies also provide bespoke design and installation of swimming pool-covered areas to walkways and canopies required for various retail businesses or outlets. These services cover diverse commercial operational needs, down to individual growers or farmers, in providing protective, aesthetical and cultivational uses, and ensuring operational efficiency.​ ...

  We rely on small and commercial polytunnels to cultivate a raft of crops and plants, from small polytunnel kits to multiple giant-sized housings. All may require the additional services of companies that provide major repairs, total polytunnel refurbishment services, or installation and construction services. UK growers need these vital services, whether for commercial polytunnel purposes or medium and small polytunnel kits. We significantly rely heavily on fresh produce and food imports to meet our ever-developing taste and produce demands, sourcing from a diverse range of countries. Some of our top suppliers of food products include France, Italy, Africa, Germany, Chile, Ireland, and the Netherlands. Both Spain and South Africa majorly contribute, with Spain exporting thousands of tonnes of various fresh fruits and crops. Morocco, Turkey, and Peru have also increased exports, particularly spices, herbs, and fruits, such as berries and avocados. One of the reasons why polytunnel...

  Polytunnel companies that provide installation and construction services for bespoke and larger commercial polytunnels, using a heavier and bigger range of materials to complete them are a recognised and complex process, that demands specialised knowledge, advanced tools, equipment, and precise, meticulous planning. These projects differ significantly from smaller builds, such as garden-sized or allotment structures in terms of their build scale and the construction resources required. Understanding the significant differences highlights why experienced tradesmen and proper tools are indispensable for larger and multiple complex commercial polytunnels, concerning installation and construction.   1. Scale and Weight of Materials The most obvious distinction between heavier commercial polytunnels and bespoke structures rather than smaller builds, is the scale of the project and the grade and thicker materials involved. Polytunnel companies are often asked to develop, bes...

  Polytunnel companies can be both manufacturers, as well as polytunnel suppliers, of various shapes and sizes of framed housings we see in fields or gardens around the UK. Polytunnels or hoop houses, are durable structures used predominantly in agricultural, horticultural and garden or allotment operations growing a plethora of crops, plants, seedlings and cuttings, protecting and safeguarding them from adverse weather conditions, extending growing seasons, and enhancing the healthy production and efficiency these different size and shaped structures come in. As the demand for food increases these controlled environmental and protective solutions also increase and so do their uses. Some polytunnel companies manufacture as well as supply them directly to consumers, while other polytunnel suppliers focus solely on the supply chain to individuals and business customers in various industries.   Manufacturing vs. Supplying The difference between manufacturers and polytunn...

  Garden polytunnel builds are versatile and flexible housings available in different shapes and structures for growing and protecting various crops. Yet in colder climes, they are not always the best option for seed-starting or as frost-proof shelters for young and tender plants in the winter or freezing periods. Unlike greenhouses, polytunnels may experience more heat loss due to the type of polytunnel covers , which are less insulated than greenhouse glass or thicker polycarbonate. Most UK small growers, that decide on a certain shape and size of garden polytunnel are interested in growing flowers, plants, fruits, herbs and vegetables that suit their needs. Large producers plan their commercial polytunnels and utilise various crop cultivation throughout the year to suit their business needs and interests. Once you have decided on the size and shape of the garden space, selecting the type of polytunnel covering and model size, is essential to benefit your crop choice and whethe...