Large Polytunnels

All Large Polytunnels are based on the same simple yet effective design. A polytunnel consists of a strong metal frame which forms a semi-circular tunnel. This sturdy frame is then covered using a heavy gauge, hard wearing polythene. The light passing through the polythene is diffused, so preventing plants from shading one another in the polytunnel, so all receive the same, even amount of light for even growth throughout the tunnel.

The main advantage of a polytunnel compared to a greenhouse is cost - a polytunnel will provide you with lots of space and light at a fraction of the cost of a glass glazed greenhouse - for the same price of a small greenhouse you'll be able to get a polytunnel 4-5 times larger, so you'll have more protected space to work under and raise crops. This makes polytunnels an affordable solution for raising crops out of season and for growing crops which like a warm, protected growing space - such as cucumbers, peppers, tomatoes etc.

Garden Tunnel
This range of Garden Poly Tunnels have been developed from years of experience selling polythene tunnels to domestic gardeners - in fact, these poly tunnels include the most popular options chosen by gardeners.

Allotment Tunnel

These Allotment Tunnels are ideal for those on a fixed budget.
Developed with cost in mind but without compromising on quality, these allotment tunnels are all made from top quality materials. All the allotment tunnels have supremely strong frames of 32mm galvanised steel, with hoops spaced every 6ft, and all are supplied with 720 gauge polythene covers, made in the UK. The allotment tunnels designed to perform well in the worst of UK weather conditions and are suitable for siting in un sheltered, open spaces.
For easy access and excellent ventilation there are heavy duty PVC blinds at either end of the tunnel.

Prestige Tunnel
These Prestige Polythene Tunnels have been developed to suit gardeners who want a professional quality tunnel but in a smaller size than a commercial structure.

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