covering film: single or double layer film film thickness: 80/100/120/150/180/200micron frame material: steel steel type: hot galvanized Customized design: support Usage: agricultural Width: 6m,7m,8m,9m etc. Apex height: 2.6-3.5m Side height: 1.2-1.8mIrrigation system (drip irrigation, mist system etc) Seedbed ( movable, fixed ) Ventilation system ( roof and side windows)
Size
Unit(mm)
Width
6, 7, 8, 9...
Length
10, 20,30...
Height
2.5-3.5m
We could manufacture it depends on clents' needs.Single layer Film : 80/100/120/150/180/200 micron Double inflatable film: inlayer 150micron, outer 200micron,Hot galvanized steel (specification according to wind load, snow load etc)Does your tunnel greenhouse could resist force 10 wind ? Yes. Please contact us, we will design greenhouse to suit your local climate and growing conditions .Easy to installation; Low cost.Size: Large Material: PE Type: Single-Span Agricultural Greenhouses Cover Material: Film Layer: Single Model Number: JP-168-TUN tunnel greenhouse Place of Origin: Jiangsu, China Brand Name:Ningdi Style: single tunnel greenhosueGood heat preservation performance; Wind-resistance feature; Good ventilation effect by rolling up side film ;Cooling system (cooling pad and fan) Heating system (water, oil, coal heating) Lighting system (philips sodium lamp) Shading system (inside and outside shading)1.PE fabric greenhouse film has combinations of UV-stabilisers and antioxidants treated,it anti aging and has a long durable life span. 2. this woven waterproof membrane has heat insulation,tear resistance and tensile strength performances. 3. impermeable water stop membrane protect the crops&vegetables&flowers&fruits and various other plantations from non-required weather conditions,helps good harvest. 4. different color strong woven film can make light diffuse,so that flowers,fruit and vegetables can get more uniform light. 5. transparent fabric membrane is quality light weight and easy to install,it is very popular with farmers in Chile, Argentina, Canada, Russia, Italy,etc.
