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Every Haygrove Garden Tunnel is fitted with a manual roll-up, roll-down ventilation system. The vents are covered by an insect net to let air in, but keep the pests out!
Enhanced management of temperature and humidity in your polytunnel, and protection from pests, means your plants can thrive!
Have questions about our Garden Tunnels? We’ve compiled a list of frequently asked questions to help you find the information. If you still have a question that isn’t answered here, please don’t hesitate to make an enquiry below, we’re happy to help!
You can build the Haygrove Garden Tunnel on your own, where you will be supplied with detailed build manual as well as access to a supporting video. However you will need a minimum of two (2) people, one of which ideally has some trade experience. You will require basic tools including a sledgehammer, and at least one (1) ladder.
The estimated build time for a standard 4x6m Garden Tunnel with one (1) door is approximately 8 hours.
If you would prefer not to build your own Polytunnel, we have build partners in every state and can quote the construction on a case by case basis. Please feel free to enquire with us.
The Haygrove Garden Tunnel uses the same quality grade steel materials that are used for our commercial field scale polytunnels that are generally built in the hectare. This increases the structural integrity of the Polytunnel in order to withstand unexpended weather events.
User friendly roller venting on either side of the Garden Tunnel allows grower to simply roll the vents up and down in a matter of minutes to suit any change of climate or conditions. Also with the added protection of insect net when the vents are rolled up.
2m wall height and even greater to the apex, encourages great air volume above the plants and also increases efficiency working inside the tunnel. Additionally reducing the chance of injury from not having to work bent over.
No. As there are no concrete footings used, no building permits are required. If you are still unsure about this, best to check with your local council.
