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Insulate your greenhouse or polytunnel to protect any plants you are overwintering, reducing the risk of frost damage and to help the greenhouse to heat up more rapidly in the spring. Fitting greenhouse insulation will also make it cost effective if you are using a heater in your greenhouse - the insulation retains the heat within the greenhouse for longer. Greenhouse bubble insulation is abit like having double glazing on a roll. The air in the bubbles of the insulation warms up but only loses heat very slowly, so the warmth in the greenhouse is held in by this extra layer of warm air bubbles. With more heat comes more condensation - so when fitting greenhouse insulation make sure you can still open louvre windows or roof vents to allow a flow of fresh air when required. The best time to insulate your greenhouse is when it is at its emptiest - so late autumn is ideal. Make it part of your general autumn clean up, lining the inside of the greenhouse once newly washed glass panes have dried. Don't be tempted to use parcel wrap rather than horticultural bubble greenhouse insulation. The horticultural insulation will be UV protected so that it doesn't break down in sunlight, is stronger and last for longer.
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SPECIAL OFFER Discounted Prices
Our Greenhouse Insulation Packs provide you with all you need to insulate an aluminium greenhouse, so it's ready to use in the colder months ahead. Simply select the Pack to suit your size of greenhouse and we will send you sufficient Heatsheets to completely line your greenhouse, together with all the fixings necessary to hold it securely in place. These special offer prices represent a 30% saving against normal RRP, a saving up to £20.16 per pack.
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Save up to 50% of heating costs in your greenhouse by installing greenhouse insulation, otherwise known as 'Heatsheets'.
This UV stabilised bubble material will insulate your greenhouse helping to keep an unheated greenhouse frost free and will also greatly reduce fuel consumption when heating a greenhouse.
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We use polycarbonate to glaze a lot of our own products, polycarbonate is good for glazing cold frames, cloches, greenhouses etc and indeed for many other DIY applications.
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Large sheets of high quality, shatterproof polypropylene for easy glazing or re-glazing of cold frames, cloches, mini greenhouses, greenhouses etc as a replacement for glass.
This slightly opaque Polyproylene sheet is also ideal for many other DIY projects, it is easy to cut and shape and is virtually unbreakable.
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A high quality 500 gauge UV stabilised Clear Polythene suitable for covering cold frames and cloches etc.
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