The basics of polytunnel construction

Apr 17
08:31

2013

Lewis Corrol

Lewis Corrol

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Put simply, a polytunnel is a cheap yet very quick way of covering a growing space. With a polytunnel in your garden, you can grow your own tomatoes, peppers, salad through the winter!

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As such there is no rocket science involved in polytunnel construction. You just have to make sure that the structure is well set-up on the ground. Since the tunnel is set-up to cover the plants and flowers and provide them safety from harmful weather and insects,The basics of polytunnel construction Articles you should make sure that it is fitted well on all joints, and don’t blow up amidst a storm. These are the basics that should be kept in mind while setting up the structure in your garden or farm.

There is one very good thing that I want to share with you: YouTube has got hundreds of videos, which teach you how easily you can get the structure up in your place. Don’t forget to go through some videos before you unpack the kit. The supplier may also help you with polytunnel construction. There is no harm in asking; at the most, he’ll say no. So, just ask whether he can help you with polytunnel construction.If it all comes to you, just don’t lose your heart. Everything beautiful on this planet requires efforts. And, you’re doing this tunnel thing for your beautiful garden, particularly for your vegetables and flowers.The best thing with polytunnel (this is my personal view) is that they are so economical and efficient. Glass structures are quite costly and there are issues that you’ve to deal with. With polytunnels, life gets so easy.Some of the suppliers will put the structure for you, while others will simply send it for you to erect yourself.  Honestly speaking, putting up a structure isn’t difficult at all; you need to have is a few basic DIY skills and follow the maker's instructions. You can even talk to your local supplier if he is willing to assemble it for you.Choose a fine, warm weekend for your Polytunnel construction.  Ideally, the ground should be prepared before you unpack the kit and start putting it up. This avoids damage to the polythene if you are using a Rotavator, or long-handled tools. Last, but not the least, if you’re not sure about putting up the structure by yourself, then call up a friend and let him/her do the job. You can give him a party later on. Whether you want a Polytunnel for domestic use or for commercial purpose, we, at Polytunnels, have a phenomenal range of polytunnels in all shapes and sizes. Visit our website for more on our products, offers, and polytunnel construction.

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