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FREE Growing Guide, Plant Markers, Travel Mug & Tape Measure with every polytunnel order this month

Larger Diameter Steel Hoops

Made from Z35 high tensile galvanised steel for extra strength and rigidity

NEW 5 LAYER THERMAL ANTI DRIP POLYTHENE

Making for a more efficient polytunnel cover

Wide Doors

Allowing ample access for wheelbarrows and wheelchairs - Supplied as standard

wELCOME TO PREMIER POLYTUNNELS

At Premier Polytunnels, we have over 30 years experience in polytunnel design and development, helping to create effective growing spaces for both domestic gardeners and commercial growers. Whether your allotment is your hobby or you’re growing produce for sale, you can choose what you need from our diverse range, from small 6ft polytunnels right up to our commercial 30ft wide structures.

Once you’ve picked your polytunnel, you can add some of the polytunnel accessories we offer. We also supply fruit cages, cloches, and sheep houses, all designed and manufactured in-house by our expert team.

Replacement Covers

Distance over hoop

Length of Polytunnel

Height of Polytunnel

Trenched in? Yes No   Metres / Feet? Metres Feet         Choose cover type? Thermal Anti Drip (600 Gauge) Thermal Anti Drip (720 Gauge) Net Polytunnel Covers  

Please note: calculations are based on a polytunnel with a door frame at both ends.

Growing Guide

October

Work in the polytunnel starts to wind down, but there is still plenty to do over autumn and winter.

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What is a Polytunnel?

What is a Polytunnel?

To all intents and purposes it’s a greenhouse, used for growing plants, fruits and vegetables, but instead of being glazed, the steel frame is covered in a specially designed sheet of polythene. You will have seen them in fields or at garden centres - they are semi-circular in shape, with a door at one or both ends. They are available in many sizes from a small polytunnel for a garden or allotment to very large commercial polytunnels.

Can I afford one?

Can I afford one?

At only a fraction of the cost of a glasshouse, our polytunnels are excellent value for money. Instead of an 8ft x 10ft glasshouse you can have a 14ft wide x 20ft long polytunnel with no need for a costly prepared base to stand it on and with no panes of glass to break! They are not only cost effective when purchasing; they are also easily maintained. Our polytunnel frames can be expected to last 20 years and more, with the cover needing to be replaced periodically. It is not uncommon for a cover to last 8-10 years and the cost of a replacement polytunnel cover is minimal.

Why choose a Premier Polytunnel?

Why choose a Premier Polytunnel?

The quality and materials of our award-winning polytunnels cannot be matched. Our specialist design is the only one to include all of the following as standard: • Larger diameter hoops than our competitors for extra strength and rigidity. • The UK’s first 5-layer Thermal Anti Drip polythene cover. • Wide ‘wheelbarrow’ doors for ample access. • Universal fixing brackets for ease of construction. Our customers are especially impressed by our excellent customer service, including our unrivalled after sales support.

What can I grow?

What can I grow?

With the development of new polythene covers it is now possible to grow all kinds of crops and exotic plants in a polytunnel. Even in the cold UK weather, strawberries, tomatoes and even chillies flourish under cover - 90% of British strawberries are grown in polytunnels with the growing season stretching from early spring to late autumn. Many award-winning flowers and record breaking vegetables are also grown this way. Most importantly a polytunnel can help to put you in control of nature, helping to extend the growing season and meaning you can enjoy home-grown, healthy meals all year round. You will find great tips and tricks and ideas of what to grow in a polytunnel in our monthly growing guides.

Why are they so popular?

Why are they so popular?

Originally developed as a cost effective way of covering a large area for a fraction of the cost of a glasshouse, polytunnels have continued to develop and advance and, today, they are the first choice for growing under cover in countries throughout the world. Avid gardeners and commercial growers will tell you that they couldn't manage without them. Our polytunnels are particularly popular with schools and charities. Polytunnels are versatile and are extremely popular with farmers for housing sheep. Some of our customers use them as community hubs, dog training arenas and wedding venues!

What is a Polytunnel? Can I afford one? Why choose a Premier Polytunnel? What can I grow? Why are they so popular?

What is a Polytunnel?

To all intents and purposes it’s a greenhouse, used for growing plants, fruits and vegetables, but instead of being glazed, the steel frame is covered in a specially designed sheet of polythene. You will have seen them in fields or at garden centres - they are semi-circular in shape, with a door at one or both ends. They are available in many sizes from a small polytunnel for a garden or allotment to very large commercial polytunnels.

Can I afford one?

At only a fraction of the cost of a glasshouse, our polytunnels are excellent value for money. Instead of an 8ft x 10ft glasshouse you can have a 14ft wide x 20ft long polytunnel with no need for a costly prepared base to stand it on and with no panes of glass to break! They are not only cost effective when purchasing; they are also easily maintained. Our polytunnel frames can be expected to last 20 years and more, with the cover needing to be replaced periodically. It is not uncommon for a cover to last 8-10 years and the cost of a replacement polytunnel cover is minimal.

Why choose a Premier Polytunnel?

The quality and materials of our award-winning polytunnels cannot be matched. Our specialist design is the only one to include all of the following as standard: • Larger diameter hoops than our competitors for extra strength and rigidity. • The UK’s first 5-layer Thermal Anti Drip polythene cover. • Wide ‘wheelbarrow’ doors for ample access. • Universal fixing brackets for ease of construction. Our customers are especially impressed by our excellent customer service, including our unrivalled after sales support.

What can I grow?

With the development of new polythene covers it is now possible to grow all kinds of crops and exotic plants in a polytunnel. Even in the cold UK weather, strawberries, tomatoes and even chillies flourish under cover - 90% of British strawberries are grown in polytunnels with the growing season stretching from early spring to late autumn. Many award-winning flowers and record breaking vegetables are also grown this way. Most importantly a polytunnel can help to put you in control of nature, helping to extend the growing season and meaning you can enjoy home-grown, healthy meals all year round. You will find great tips and tricks and ideas of what to grow in a polytunnel in our monthly growing guides.

Why are they so popular?

Originally developed as a cost effective way of covering a large area for a fraction of the cost of a glasshouse, polytunnels have continued to develop and advance and, today, they are the first choice for growing under cover in countries throughout the world. Avid gardeners and commercial growers will tell you that they couldn't manage without them. Our polytunnels are particularly popular with schools and charities. Polytunnels are versatile and are extremely popular with farmers for housing sheep. Some of our customers use them as community hubs, dog training arenas and wedding venues!