Polytunnel Greenhouse, 7.5x20x3 m, 100-micron PO Film, Transparent

• Easy to assemble
• Waterproof and transparent PO cover (100 my)
• Optimal light transmission
• Ventilation system with crank handle and insect net
• Frame in galvanised steel
• Steel certificate: EN 1090-1:2009+A1:2011
• Distance between arches 1 m
• 20 cm ground skirt for safety
• Extend the garden season
• Provide optimal growth conditions
• 1 door (0.9x1.8 m) 
• 150 m² 

A spacious greenhouse with a transparent and waterproof cover and a sturdy galvanised steel frame, the large polytunnel greenhouse is perfect for the dedicated gardener or semi-professional grower of everything from berries and herbs to vegetables and flowers. This no-nonsense greenhouse is ideal for growing all sorts of things without having to spend money on a much more expensive greenhouse in aluminium, glass, or polycarbonate. The greenhouse is easy to assemble by following the enclosed manual step-by-step. When you have assembled the frame, you mount the cover. The greenhouse cover is transparent with optimal light transmission, which will secure perfect growth conditions inside the greenhouse. The light and flexible polytunnel greenhouse allows you to enjoy gardening from early spring to autumn. Order today and start looking forward to going into the warm greenhouse filled with lush plants growing a little every single day.

How to make the most of your polytunnel greenhouse

Please note that a polytunnel greenhouse is a seasonal structure only to be used from early spring until late summer/early autumn depending on the climate in your area. The polytunnel greenhouse is a light structure as opposed to, e.g. a polycarbonate greenhouse with a solid aluminium frame. A polytunnel greenhouse can be sensible to strong wind, heavy rain or snow. Please take a look at our Safety Advice.

Ground skirt for securing your polytunnel greenhouse

When you set up this polytunnel greenhouse, you must secure it by fastening the ground skirt at the bottom of the cover. The cover has a 20 cm surplus of material along the bottom edge at the ground. This surplus is called the ground skirt, and you need to either bury it or place heavy objects on it to weigh down the greenhouse for safety reasons.

Dancover expert tip: You must always ensure that the polytunnel greenhouse cover is stretched and taut. Otherwise, water can pile on the roof during rain, and the weight of the water may cause the greenhouse to collapse!