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Premier Polytunnels
12ft (3.66m) Wide Polytunnel
12ft (3.66m) Wide Polytunnel
The 12ft wide polytunnel delivers a spacious growing environment ideal for larger gardens and allotments, community gardens, and ambitious growers. Its generous width allows for the use of a double path system when growing in the ground or central beds, and when using staging or raised beds.
The 12ft polytunnel is supplied as a complete unit ready for assembly onto a soil base.
Make the most of your growing space with a 12ft wide polytunnel and give your plants the room they need to thrive all year round. For the different length options and the range of additions available, take a look at the options below.
Need help selecting a size? See our Choosing Your Polytunnel Size guide.
Here at Premier Polytunnels we sell a clear Thermal Anti Drip polythene cover as standard. This is a 600 gauge/150 micron polythene film with a 4-year warranty against UV degradation and is the preferred cover of UK growers - supplied as standard with our garden polytunnels.
Our Thermal Anti Drip film is the first sold in the UK that includes 5-layer co-extrusion technology. This 5-layer, 21st Century technology allows special chemical additives within the film to be divided more evenly throughout the layers, therefore reducing the effect of each additive upon the others and making for a more efficient polytunnel cover. These special additives help to greatly reduce many fungal and bacterial diseases that can damage plants.
The air inside a polytunnel has a high moisture content, causing water to evaporate and form droplets on the inside of the cover. Anti Drip additives within the film prevent large droplets forming and dropping back onto the plants, causing damage and disease to them.
The Thermal effect of the film prevents heat radiation being lost from the polytunnel, therefore maintaining a higher foliage temperature and drier plants, and leading to lower heating costs.
This film uses mineral additives to diffuse the light entering the polytunnel, ensuring that some light will make its way into the central and more shaded areas of the plants.
The film also includes Anti Dust additives on the outside layer, making it more difficult for dust to remain on the polythene and making it easier for the wind, rain, and your cleaning efforts to remove any accumulated dust from the polytunnel.
Why not choose to upgrade your garden polytunnel cover to a 720 gauge/180 micron clear Thermal Anti Drip polythene film. This film is 20% thicker than many other covers and has an extended 5-year warranty against UV degradation.
Our Thermal Anti Drip covers (the preferred cover of UK growers) are the first sold in the UK that include 5-layer, 21st Century technology.
Here at Premier Polytunnels we sell a clear Thermal Anti Drip polythene cover as standard. This is a 600 gauge/150 micron polythene film with a 4-year warranty against UV degradation and is the preferred cover of UK growers - supplied as standard with our garden polytunnels.
Our Thermal Anti Drip film is the first sold in the UK that includes 5-layer co-extrusion technology. This 5-layer, 21st Century technology allows special chemical additives within the film to be divided more evenly throughout the layers, therefore reducing the effect of each additive upon the others and making for a more efficient polytunnel cover. These special additives help to greatly reduce many fungal and bacterial diseases that can damage plants.
The air inside a polytunnel has a high moisture content, causing water to evaporate and form droplets on the inside of the cover. Anti Drip additives within the film prevent large droplets forming and dropping back onto the plants, causing damage and disease to them.
The Thermal effect of the film prevents heat radiation being lost from the polytunnel, therefore maintaining a higher foliage temperature and drier plants, and leading to lower heating costs.
This film uses mineral additives to diffuse the light entering the polytunnel, ensuring that some light will make its way into the central and more shaded areas of the plants.
The film also includes Anti Dust additives on the outside layer, making it more difficult for dust to remain on the polythene and making it easier for the wind, rain, and your cleaning efforts to remove any accumulated dust from the polytunnel.
Why not choose to upgrade your garden polytunnel cover to a 720 gauge/180 micron clear Thermal Anti Drip polythene film. This film is 20% thicker than many other covers and has an extended 5-year warranty against UV degradation.
Our Thermal Anti Drip covers (the preferred cover of UK growers) are the first sold in the UK that include 5-layer, 21st Century technology.
A wide single door is supplied as standard at the front end of this polytunnel. This door has an opening of up-to-2ft 8in wide to allow access for wheelbarrows, wheelchairs, etc.
Our doors have been designed with a timber frame and are hinged, therefore are much stronger and wind resistant than the roll-up blinds offered by many other companies.
Single doors use 2 x 1 timber, which is tanalised to preserve the wood and protect against rot, and are supplied with a top panel of ventilation net and lower panel of polythene.
Why not choose to upgrade to double doors, allowing greater access and ventilation into your growing space. Double doors have an opening of up-to-5ft 4in wide.
Our doors have been designed with a timber frame and are hinged, therefore are much stronger and wind resistant than the roll-up blinds offered by many other companies.
Each door uses 2 x 1 timber, which is tanalised to preserve the wood and protect against rot, and is supplied with a top panel of ventilation net and lower panel of polythene.
Why not choose to upgrade to a sliding door at one end of your polytunnel?
Our doors have been designed with a timber frame and each door uses 2 x 1 timber, which is tanalised to preserve the wood and protect against rot. Each door is supplied with a lower panel of polythene and a top panel of ventilation net ensuring that, even when closed, the tunnel receives ventilation and airflow while still keeping out those hungry predators. When open, sliding doors sit flush to the polytunnel.
At Premier Polytunnels it’s in the detail; unlike other models, our aluminium sliding door lintel is supplied with specially designed plastic finishing end caps to protect your head from sharp corners.
A single sliding door on this polytunnel has an opening of up-to-2ft 6in wide.
Supplied with all fixings and fastenings, including drop bolts and catches.
Why not choose to upgrade to double sliding doors at one end of your polytunnel, allowing greater access and ventilation into your growing space.
Our doors have been designed with a timber frame and each door uses 2 x 1 timber, which is tanalised to preserve the wood and protect against rot. Each door is supplied with a lower panel of polythene and a top panel of ventilation net ensuring that, even when closed, the tunnel receives ventilation and airflow while still keeping out those hungry predators. When open, sliding doors sit flush to the polytunnel.
At Premier Polytunnels it’s in the detail; unlike other models, our aluminium sliding door lintel is supplied with specially designed plastic finishing end caps to protect your head from sharp corners.
Double sliding doors have an opening of up-to-5ft 2in wide.
Supplied with all fixings and fastenings, including drop bolts and catches.
A wide single door is supplied as standard at the front end of this polytunnel. This door has an opening of up-to-2ft 8in wide to allow access for wheelbarrows, wheelchairs, etc.
Our doors have been designed with a timber frame and are hinged, therefore are much stronger and wind resistant than the roll-up blinds offered by many other companies.
Single doors use 2 x 1 timber, which is tanalised to preserve the wood and protect against rot, and are supplied with a top panel of ventilation net and lower panel of polythene.
Why not choose to upgrade to double doors, allowing greater access and ventilation into your growing space. Double doors have an opening of up-to-5ft 4in wide.
Our doors have been designed with a timber frame and are hinged, therefore are much stronger and wind resistant than the roll-up blinds offered by many other companies.
Each door uses 2 x 1 timber, which is tanalised to preserve the wood and protect against rot, and is supplied with a top panel of ventilation net and lower panel of polythene.
Why not choose to upgrade to a sliding door at one end of your polytunnel?
Our doors have been designed with a timber frame and each door uses 2 x 1 timber, which is tanalised to preserve the wood and protect against rot. Each door is supplied with a lower panel of polythene and a top panel of ventilation net ensuring that, even when closed, the tunnel receives ventilation and airflow while still keeping out those hungry predators. When open, sliding doors sit flush to the polytunnel.
At Premier Polytunnels it’s in the detail; unlike other models, our aluminium sliding door lintel is supplied with specially designed plastic finishing end caps to protect your head from sharp corners.
A single sliding door on this polytunnel has an opening of up-to-2ft 6in wide.
Supplied with all fixings and fastenings, including drop bolts and catches.
Why not choose to upgrade to double sliding doors at one end of your polytunnel, allowing greater access and ventilation into your growing space.
Our doors have been designed with a timber frame and each door uses 2 x 1 timber, which is tanalised to preserve the wood and protect against rot. Each door is supplied with a lower panel of polythene and a top panel of ventilation net ensuring that, even when closed, the tunnel receives ventilation and airflow while still keeping out those hungry predators. When open, sliding doors sit flush to the polytunnel.
At Premier Polytunnels it’s in the detail; unlike other models, our aluminium sliding door lintel is supplied with specially designed plastic finishing end caps to protect your head from sharp corners.
Double sliding doors have an opening of up-to-5ft 2in wide.
Supplied with all fixings and fastenings, including drop bolts and catches.
Our garden polytunnels are supplied as standard with a timber end frame with a dummy door at the rear end of the tunnel.
End frames with dummy doors use 3 x 2 timber, which is tanalised to preserve the wood and protect against rot, and are supplied with a top panel of ventilation net and lower panel of polythene.
Why not choose to upgrade the end frame/dummy door at the rear of your polytunnel to a wide single door. This door has an opening of up-to-2ft 8in wide to allow access for wheelbarrows, wheelchairs, etc.
Our doors have been designed with a timber frame and are hinged, therefore are much stronger and wind resistant than the roll-up blinds offered by many other companies.
Single doors use 2 x 1 timber, which is tanalised to preserve the wood and protect against rot, and are supplied with a top panel of ventilation net and lower panel of polythene.
Why not choose to upgrade to double doors, allowing greater access and ventilation into your growing space. Double doors have an opening of up-to-5ft 4in wide.
Our doors have been designed with a timber frame and are hinged, therefore are much stronger and wind resistant than the roll-up blinds offered by many other companies.
Each door uses 2 x 1 timber, which is tanalised to preserve the wood and protect against rot, and is supplied with a top panel of ventilation net and lower panel of polythene.
Why not choose to upgrade to a sliding door at one end of your polytunnel?
Our doors have been designed with a timber frame and each door uses 2 x 1 timber, which is tanalised to preserve the wood and protect against rot. Each door is supplied with a lower panel of polythene and a top panel of ventilation net ensuring that, even when closed, the tunnel receives ventilation and airflow while still keeping out those hungry predators. When open, sliding doors sit flush to the polytunnel.
At Premier Polytunnels it’s in the detail; unlike other models, our aluminium sliding door lintel is supplied with specially designed plastic finishing end caps to protect your head from sharp corners.
A single sliding door on this polytunnel has an opening of up-to-2ft 6in wide.
Supplied with all fixings and fastenings, including drop bolts and catches.
Why not choose to upgrade to double sliding doors at one end of your polytunnel, allowing greater access and ventilation into your growing space.
Our doors have been designed with a timber frame and each door uses 2 x 1 timber, which is tanalised to preserve the wood and protect against rot. Each door is supplied with a lower panel of polythene and a top panel of ventilation net ensuring that, even when closed, the tunnel receives ventilation and airflow while still keeping out those hungry predators. When open, sliding doors sit flush to the polytunnel.
At Premier Polytunnels it’s in the detail; unlike other models, our aluminium sliding door lintel is supplied with specially designed plastic finishing end caps to protect your head from sharp corners.
Double sliding doors have an opening of up-to-5ft 2in wide.
Supplied with all fixings and fastenings, including drop bolts and catches.
Our garden polytunnels are supplied as standard with a timber end frame with a dummy door at the rear end of the tunnel.
End frames with dummy doors use 3 x 2 timber, which is tanalised to preserve the wood and protect against rot, and are supplied with a top panel of ventilation net and lower panel of polythene.
Why not choose to upgrade the end frame/dummy door at the rear of your polytunnel to a wide single door. This door has an opening of up-to-2ft 8in wide to allow access for wheelbarrows, wheelchairs, etc.
Our doors have been designed with a timber frame and are hinged, therefore are much stronger and wind resistant than the roll-up blinds offered by many other companies.
Single doors use 2 x 1 timber, which is tanalised to preserve the wood and protect against rot, and are supplied with a top panel of ventilation net and lower panel of polythene.
Why not choose to upgrade to double doors, allowing greater access and ventilation into your growing space. Double doors have an opening of up-to-5ft 4in wide.
Our doors have been designed with a timber frame and are hinged, therefore are much stronger and wind resistant than the roll-up blinds offered by many other companies.
Each door uses 2 x 1 timber, which is tanalised to preserve the wood and protect against rot, and is supplied with a top panel of ventilation net and lower panel of polythene.
Why not choose to upgrade to a sliding door at one end of your polytunnel?
Our doors have been designed with a timber frame and each door uses 2 x 1 timber, which is tanalised to preserve the wood and protect against rot. Each door is supplied with a lower panel of polythene and a top panel of ventilation net ensuring that, even when closed, the tunnel receives ventilation and airflow while still keeping out those hungry predators. When open, sliding doors sit flush to the polytunnel.
At Premier Polytunnels it’s in the detail; unlike other models, our aluminium sliding door lintel is supplied with specially designed plastic finishing end caps to protect your head from sharp corners.
A single sliding door on this polytunnel has an opening of up-to-2ft 6in wide.
Supplied with all fixings and fastenings, including drop bolts and catches.
Why not choose to upgrade to double sliding doors at one end of your polytunnel, allowing greater access and ventilation into your growing space.
Our doors have been designed with a timber frame and each door uses 2 x 1 timber, which is tanalised to preserve the wood and protect against rot. Each door is supplied with a lower panel of polythene and a top panel of ventilation net ensuring that, even when closed, the tunnel receives ventilation and airflow while still keeping out those hungry predators. When open, sliding doors sit flush to the polytunnel.
At Premier Polytunnels it’s in the detail; unlike other models, our aluminium sliding door lintel is supplied with specially designed plastic finishing end caps to protect your head from sharp corners.
Double sliding doors have an opening of up-to-5ft 2in wide.
Supplied with all fixings and fastenings, including drop bolts and catches.
Although our standard polytunnel with 28mm diameter hoops has unmatched stability, for those sites exposed to extreme weather conditions why not choose to Premier Upgrade your structure to include a larger diameter of hoop - 38mm diameter.
Although our standard polytunnel with 28mm diameter hoops has unmatched stability, for those sites exposed to extreme weather conditions why not choose to Premier Upgrade your structure to include a larger diameter of hoop - 38mm diameter.
FOR FIXING POLYTUNNELS INTO A SOIL BASE.
Originally designed and developed by our very own polytunnel specialist, anchor plates have been successfully used for many years and have proven to be a much simpler method of securing polytunnels into the ground than the use of concrete. These plates clamp to the base of each foundation tube in a 16-inch hole, which would be dug just as for concreting. When earth is compacted back over the plates, this prevents the polytunnel framework from lifting or sinking, even in the most severe weather conditions.
Anchor plates MUST be used when purchasing base rails and are advisable to be used even when trenching the polythene cover in soil as this prevents the framework from sinking and the cover becoming loose.
Anchor plates have been updated at Premier Polytunnels to include an offset hole to allow easier fitting when the foundation tube cannot be placed central in the hole, for example, when avoiding walls, paths, and underground obstruction.
FOR FIXING POLYTUNNELS TO A CONCRETE BASE.
These are used to replace foundation tubes when fixing a polytunnel to hard standing, such as concrete or flags. Loose bolts are supplied for fixing and the polytunnel framework simply slots into position.
Base plate kits are also supplied with angle brackets and loose bolts for fixing timber door posts to the ground.
If purchasing base plates, base rails MUST always be used.
FOR FIXING POLYTUNNELS TO A TIMBER BASE.
These are used to replace foundation tubes when fixing a polytunnel to a solid timber base, such as timber sleepers. Coach screws are supplied for fixing and the polytunnel framework simply slots into position.
Base plate kits are also supplied with angle brackets and coach screws for fixing timber door posts to the timber base.
If purchasing base plates, base rails MUST always be used.
FOR FIXING POLYTUNNELS INTO A SOIL BASE.
Originally designed and developed by our very own polytunnel specialist, anchor plates have been successfully used for many years and have proven to be a much simpler method of securing polytunnels into the ground than the use of concrete. These plates clamp to the base of each foundation tube in a 16-inch hole, which would be dug just as for concreting. When earth is compacted back over the plates, this prevents the polytunnel framework from lifting or sinking, even in the most severe weather conditions.
Anchor plates MUST be used when purchasing base rails and are advisable to be used even when trenching the polythene cover in soil as this prevents the framework from sinking and the cover becoming loose.
Anchor plates have been updated at Premier Polytunnels to include an offset hole to allow easier fitting when the foundation tube cannot be placed central in the hole, for example, when avoiding walls, paths, and underground obstruction.
FOR FIXING POLYTUNNELS TO A CONCRETE BASE.
These are used to replace foundation tubes when fixing a polytunnel to hard standing, such as concrete or flags. Loose bolts are supplied for fixing and the polytunnel framework simply slots into position.
Base plate kits are also supplied with angle brackets and loose bolts for fixing timber door posts to the ground.
If purchasing base plates, base rails MUST always be used.
FOR FIXING POLYTUNNELS TO A TIMBER BASE.
These are used to replace foundation tubes when fixing a polytunnel to a solid timber base, such as timber sleepers. Coach screws are supplied for fixing and the polytunnel framework simply slots into position.
Base plate kits are also supplied with angle brackets and coach screws for fixing timber door posts to the timber base.
If purchasing base plates, base rails MUST always be used.
These galvanised steel bars are placed horizontally across each of the intermediate polytunnel hoops above head height. They can be used to support hanging baskets, canes, shade net, lighting, irrigation, and many other uses. A further beneficial side effect of crop bars is added strength and stability to the polytunnel structure in extreme weather conditions, particularly on blustery and exposed sites.
These crop bars have additional support up to the hoops or ridge.
These extra ridge bars are placed on each side of the polytunnel's curved roof and run down the full length of the tunnel, exactly the same as the centre ridge which is supplied as standard. This Triple Ridge option adds further longitudinal strength to the structure. These side ridge bars are also suitable to be used for supporting hanging baskets, canes, etc, therefore positioning the baskets over the growing area and out of the way of paths.
These extra ridge bars can be positioned to suit your individual requirements, such as to avoid Crop Bars.
The weakest point of a polytunnel hoop is a joint. On any polytunnel that deforms in extreme weather conditions, the first point of failure is a hoop joint. Collars bolt into position over each joint doubling the thickness of the hoop, giving added strength and peace of mind.
These galvanised steel bars are placed horizontally across each of the intermediate polytunnel hoops above head height. They can be used to support hanging baskets, canes, shade net, lighting, irrigation, and many other uses. A further beneficial side effect of crop bars is added strength and stability to the polytunnel structure in extreme weather conditions, particularly on blustery and exposed sites.
These crop bars have additional support up to the hoops or ridge.
These extra ridge bars are placed on each side of the polytunnel's curved roof and run down the full length of the tunnel, exactly the same as the centre ridge which is supplied as standard. This Triple Ridge option adds further longitudinal strength to the structure. These side ridge bars are also suitable to be used for supporting hanging baskets, canes, etc, therefore positioning the baskets over the growing area and out of the way of paths.
These extra ridge bars can be positioned to suit your individual requirements, such as to avoid Crop Bars.
The weakest point of a polytunnel hoop is a joint. On any polytunnel that deforms in extreme weather conditions, the first point of failure is a hoop joint. Collars bolt into position over each joint doubling the thickness of the hoop, giving added strength and peace of mind.
The secret of a good polytunnel which will last for years, whatever the weather, is a tight polythene cover.
Polytunnel covers which have been buried in a trench can become slack if the steel frame sinks into the ground slightly. In order to re-tension the cover, tensioning foundation tubes are available to allow you to do this.
Premier Polytunnels keep the job simple by supplying longer-than-standard foundation tubes which the polytunnel hoops fit either into or over, depending on the hoop diameter. To tension the cover, the hoop is lifted and a clamp is placed in the necessary position once the hoop has been raised to the required level.
The hoops should only require lifting approximately 1-2 inch to achieve a tight cover.
A timber base rail simply clamps around the base of the polytunnel framework, therefore doing away with the need for digging a trench and allowing the polythene cover to be simply fixed to this rail. Base rails are adjustable to allow for cover tensioning.
Anchor Plates or Base Plates are a MUST when using this method of fixing to prevent the polytunnel framework from lifting.
Timber base rails are pressure treated with a wood preserver to protect against rot and the cover is fixed simply by using timber battens and nails.
An aluminium base rail simply clamps around the base of the polytunnel frame, therefore doing away with the need for digging a trench and allowing the polythene cover to be simply fixed to this rail. Base rails are adjustable to allow for cover tensioning.
The polythene is trapped into the aluminium with PVC infills which can be easily removed and reused should the polythene need re-adjusting or when the time comes to re-cover the polytunnel.
Anchor Plates or Base Plates are a MUST when using this method of fixing to prevent the polytunnel frame from lifting.
The secret of a good polytunnel which will last for years, whatever the weather, is a tight polythene cover.
Polytunnel covers which have been buried in a trench can become slack if the steel frame sinks into the ground slightly. In order to re-tension the cover, tensioning foundation tubes are available to allow you to do this.
Premier Polytunnels keep the job simple by supplying longer-than-standard foundation tubes which the polytunnel hoops fit either into or over, depending on the hoop diameter. To tension the cover, the hoop is lifted and a clamp is placed in the necessary position once the hoop has been raised to the required level.
The hoops should only require lifting approximately 1-2 inch to achieve a tight cover.
A timber base rail simply clamps around the base of the polytunnel framework, therefore doing away with the need for digging a trench and allowing the polythene cover to be simply fixed to this rail. Base rails are adjustable to allow for cover tensioning.
Anchor Plates or Base Plates are a MUST when using this method of fixing to prevent the polytunnel framework from lifting.
Timber base rails are pressure treated with a wood preserver to protect against rot and the cover is fixed simply by using timber battens and nails.
An aluminium base rail simply clamps around the base of the polytunnel frame, therefore doing away with the need for digging a trench and allowing the polythene cover to be simply fixed to this rail. Base rails are adjustable to allow for cover tensioning.
The polythene is trapped into the aluminium with PVC infills which can be easily removed and reused should the polythene need re-adjusting or when the time comes to re-cover the polytunnel.
Anchor Plates or Base Plates are a MUST when using this method of fixing to prevent the polytunnel frame from lifting.
Timber side rails are exactly the same as base rails, but these rails are placed around the polytunnel framework at the top of the straight sides. This allows for net ventilation (supplied by Premier Polytunnels) to be placed between the side rail and the ground/base rail, with the main polythene cover stopping at the side rail. Side rails can be fitted along one side only or both sides.
Timber side rails are pressure treated with a wood preserver to protect against rot and the cover is fixed simply by using timber battens and nails.
Aluminium side rails are exactly the same as aluminium base rails, but these rails are placed around the polytunnel frame at the top of the straight sides. This allows for net ventilation (supplied by Premier Polytunnels) to be placed between the side rail and the ground/base rail, with the main polythene cover stopping at the side rail.
The polythene and net are trapped into the aluminium with PVC infills which can be easily removed and reused should the polythene need re-adjusting or when the time comes to re-cover the polytunnel.
When nature needs a little help, a polythene ventilation screen puts you in control, allowing you to create the environment which best suits your plants all year round.
The side ventilation (incorporated in our Side Rail kits) sometimes used on a polytunnel is not always required, especially in the colder months. To protect young or tender plants from frost damage or to maintain heat from an artificial source, it is often necessary to screen off the net ventilation.
Here at Premier Polytunnels we have designed a simple to use polythene screen which is rolled down over the side ventilation net. The ventilation can be screened off fully or partially, or can be left completely open depending on the amount of ventilation required.
A low ratio gearbox allows you to roll the screen up or down in seconds with the use of a simple handle that requires little effort. Operated from the inside of the polytunnel where the screen runs between the hoops and ventilation net.
This kit is a ventilation screen only, designed to be used in conjunction with a Timber or Aluminium Side Rail kit.
Base rails are recommended when purchasing Ventilation Screen kits.
Here it is... the solution to collecting rainwater from your polytunnel.
With more than 35 years experience in the horticultural industry, we have used our expertise to bring you a water collection system for your polytunnel.
Designed in-house by our highly skilled and experienced team, and integrated into our polytunnel design, these gutters are designed to be used in conjunction with our timber or aluminium side rails. On aluminium side rails the gutters simply slot into place on either one or both sides of the tunnel. For fitting to timber side rails, a gutter carrier is screwed to the timber rails and the gutters simply slot into place. A stop end slots into the gutter at one end or, if you prefer, you can position the stop end at any point along the gutter and collect water at each end of your tunnel.
Long-lasting and aesthetically pleasing, our polytunnel gutters require no maintenance other than clearing them of debris occasionally.
Collecting rainwater is an easy, cost effective way of ensuring you can always keep watering.
This kit is a polytunnel gutter only, designed to be used in conjunction with a Timber Side Rail Kit or our Aluminium Side Rail Kit.
Timber side rails are exactly the same as base rails, but these rails are placed around the polytunnel framework at the top of the straight sides. This allows for net ventilation (supplied by Premier Polytunnels) to be placed between the side rail and the ground/base rail, with the main polythene cover stopping at the side rail. Side rails can be fitted along one side only or both sides.
Timber side rails are pressure treated with a wood preserver to protect against rot and the cover is fixed simply by using timber battens and nails.
Aluminium side rails are exactly the same as aluminium base rails, but these rails are placed around the polytunnel frame at the top of the straight sides. This allows for net ventilation (supplied by Premier Polytunnels) to be placed between the side rail and the ground/base rail, with the main polythene cover stopping at the side rail.
The polythene and net are trapped into the aluminium with PVC infills which can be easily removed and reused should the polythene need re-adjusting or when the time comes to re-cover the polytunnel.
When nature needs a little help, a polythene ventilation screen puts you in control, allowing you to create the environment which best suits your plants all year round.
The side ventilation (incorporated in our Side Rail kits) sometimes used on a polytunnel is not always required, especially in the colder months. To protect young or tender plants from frost damage or to maintain heat from an artificial source, it is often necessary to screen off the net ventilation.
Here at Premier Polytunnels we have designed a simple to use polythene screen which is rolled down over the side ventilation net. The ventilation can be screened off fully or partially, or can be left completely open depending on the amount of ventilation required.
A low ratio gearbox allows you to roll the screen up or down in seconds with the use of a simple handle that requires little effort. Operated from the inside of the polytunnel where the screen runs between the hoops and ventilation net.
This kit is a ventilation screen only, designed to be used in conjunction with a Timber or Aluminium Side Rail kit.
Base rails are recommended when purchasing Ventilation Screen kits.
Here it is... the solution to collecting rainwater from your polytunnel.
With more than 35 years experience in the horticultural industry, we have used our expertise to bring you a water collection system for your polytunnel.
Designed in-house by our highly skilled and experienced team, and integrated into our polytunnel design, these gutters are designed to be used in conjunction with our timber or aluminium side rails. On aluminium side rails the gutters simply slot into place on either one or both sides of the tunnel. For fitting to timber side rails, a gutter carrier is screwed to the timber rails and the gutters simply slot into place. A stop end slots into the gutter at one end or, if you prefer, you can position the stop end at any point along the gutter and collect water at each end of your tunnel.
Long-lasting and aesthetically pleasing, our polytunnel gutters require no maintenance other than clearing them of debris occasionally.
Collecting rainwater is an easy, cost effective way of ensuring you can always keep watering.
This kit is a polytunnel gutter only, designed to be used in conjunction with a Timber Side Rail Kit or our Aluminium Side Rail Kit.
Timber side rails are exactly the same as base rails, but these rails are placed around the polytunnel framework at the top of the straight sides. This allows for net ventilation (supplied by Premier Polytunnels) to be placed between the side rail and the ground/base rail, with the main polythene cover stopping at the side rail. Side rails can be fitted along one side only or both sides.
Timber side rails are pressure treated with a wood preserver to protect against rot and the cover is fixed simply by using timber battens and nails.
Aluminium side rails are exactly the same as aluminium base rails, but these rails are placed around the polytunnel frame at the top of the straight sides. This allows for net ventilation (supplied by Premier Polytunnels) to be placed between the side rail and the ground/base rail, with the main polythene cover stopping at the side rail.
The polythene and net are trapped into the aluminium with PVC infills which can be easily removed and reused should the polythene need re-adjusting or when the time comes to re-cover the polytunnel.
When nature needs a little help, a polythene ventilation screen puts you in control, allowing you to create the environment which best suits your plants all year round.
The side ventilation (incorporated in our Side Rail kits) sometimes used on a polytunnel is not always required, especially in the colder months. To protect young or tender plants from frost damage or to maintain heat from an artificial source, it is often necessary to screen off the net ventilation.
Here at Premier Polytunnels we have designed a simple to use polythene screen which is rolled down over the side ventilation net. The ventilation can be screened off fully or partially, or can be left completely open depending on the amount of ventilation required.
A low ratio gearbox allows you to roll the screen up or down in seconds with the use of a simple handle that requires little effort. Operated from the inside of the polytunnel where the screen runs between the hoops and ventilation net.
This kit is a ventilation screen only, designed to be used in conjunction with a Timber or Aluminium Side Rail kit.
Base rails are recommended when purchasing Ventilation Screen kits.
Here it is... the solution to collecting rainwater from your polytunnel.
With more than 35 years experience in the horticultural industry, we have used our expertise to bring you a water collection system for your polytunnel.
Designed in-house by our highly skilled and experienced team, and integrated into our polytunnel design, these gutters are designed to be used in conjunction with our timber or aluminium side rails. On aluminium side rails the gutters simply slot into place on either one or both sides of the tunnel. For fitting to timber side rails, a gutter carrier is screwed to the timber rails and the gutters simply slot into place. A stop end slots into the gutter at one end or, if you prefer, you can position the stop end at any point along the gutter and collect water at each end of your tunnel.
Long-lasting and aesthetically pleasing, our polytunnel gutters require no maintenance other than clearing them of debris occasionally.
Collecting rainwater is an easy, cost effective way of ensuring you can always keep watering.
This kit is a polytunnel gutter only, designed to be used in conjunction with a Timber Side Rail Kit or our Aluminium Side Rail Kit.
Timber side rails are exactly the same as base rails, but these rails are placed around the polytunnel framework at the top of the straight sides. This allows for net ventilation (supplied by Premier Polytunnels) to be placed between the side rail and the ground/base rail, with the main polythene cover stopping at the side rail. Side rails can be fitted along one side only or both sides.
Timber side rails are pressure treated with a wood preserver to protect against rot and the cover is fixed simply by using timber battens and nails.
Aluminium side rails are exactly the same as aluminium base rails, but these rails are placed around the polytunnel frame at the top of the straight sides. This allows for net ventilation (supplied by Premier Polytunnels) to be placed between the side rail and the ground/base rail, with the main polythene cover stopping at the side rail.
The polythene and net are trapped into the aluminium with PVC infills which can be easily removed and reused should the polythene need re-adjusting or when the time comes to re-cover the polytunnel.
When nature needs a little help, a polythene ventilation screen puts you in control, allowing you to create the environment which best suits your plants all year round.
The side ventilation (incorporated in our Side Rail kits) sometimes used on a polytunnel is not always required, especially in the colder months. To protect young or tender plants from frost damage or to maintain heat from an artificial source, it is often necessary to screen off the net ventilation.
Here at Premier Polytunnels we have designed a simple to use polythene screen which is rolled down over the side ventilation net. The ventilation can be screened off fully or partially, or can be left completely open depending on the amount of ventilation required.
A low ratio gearbox allows you to roll the screen up or down in seconds with the use of a simple handle that requires little effort. Operated from the inside of the polytunnel where the screen runs between the hoops and ventilation net.
This kit is a ventilation screen only, designed to be used in conjunction with a Timber or Aluminium Side Rail kit.
Base rails are recommended when purchasing Ventilation Screen kits.
Here it is... the solution to collecting rainwater from your polytunnel.
With more than 35 years experience in the horticultural industry, we have used our expertise to bring you a water collection system for your polytunnel.
Designed in-house by our highly skilled and experienced team, and integrated into our polytunnel design, these gutters are designed to be used in conjunction with our timber or aluminium side rails. On aluminium side rails the gutters simply slot into place on either one or both sides of the tunnel. For fitting to timber side rails, a gutter carrier is screwed to the timber rails and the gutters simply slot into place. A stop end slots into the gutter at one end or, if you prefer, you can position the stop end at any point along the gutter and collect water at each end of your tunnel.
Long-lasting and aesthetically pleasing, our polytunnel gutters require no maintenance other than clearing them of debris occasionally.
Collecting rainwater is an easy, cost effective way of ensuring you can always keep watering.
This kit is a polytunnel gutter only, designed to be used in conjunction with a Timber Side Rail Kit or our Aluminium Side Rail Kit.
Here at Premier Polytunnels we are very aware of the weight of a pot or tray when fully watered. It requires a significant amount of strength to support what could be hundreds of pots and trays down the length of a polytunnel.
Our staging supports clamp easily to each hoop of your polytunnel.
Staging supports for garden polytunnels are made using 28mm diameter steel tube, and are 2ft 6in high x 2ft 6in wide with a diagonal brace. Each support is supplied with a P Clip for fixing to the polytunnel hoop.
All fixings supplied, including a fixing clamp (P Clip) for a top of your choice. Please note: These are support legs only and tops are not supplied.
Kits supplied are for the full length of the polytunnel.
Here at Premier Polytunnels we are very aware of the weight of a pot or tray when fully watered. It requires a significant amount of strength to support what could be hundreds of pots and trays down the length of a polytunnel.
Our staging supports clamp easily to each hoop of your polytunnel.
Staging supports for garden polytunnels are made using 28mm diameter steel tube, and are 2ft 6in high x 2ft 6in wide with a diagonal brace. Each support is supplied with a P Clip for fixing to the polytunnel hoop.
All fixings supplied, including a fixing clamp (P Clip) for a top of your choice. Please note: These are support legs only and tops are not supplied.
Kits supplied are for the full length of the polytunnel.
This black, heavy-duty UVI ground cover acts as an effective weed control with less than 0.5% light transmission, while still allowing water to be easily dispersed through into the ground without collecting in puddles. Premier Polytunnels use 100gm ground cover – 10% thicker than most other ground covers. This ground cover is strong and tear resistant, easy to clean, and has grid lines for accurate pot spacing. The inclusion of UV stabilisers allows for a long effective life.
Supplied with tough, 6in plastic fixing pegs.
Keep your polytunnel in top condition year-round with our Cover Care Kit - perfect for cleaning and repairing your polytunnel cover quickly and efficiently.
This kit includes a 50mm wide x 10m long roll of UV resistant Repair Tape. This clear tape is ideal for repairing tears in the polythene cover, with high tack acrylic adhesive on one side.
Also included is a 2.5 litre bottle of Algon, which is a gentle yet effective, organic, cleaning chemical, used to clean outdoor surfaces. A safe and simple way of cleaning your polytunnel. This non-toxic chemical is safe for pets, wildlife, and around fish ponds. Easy to use with no scrubbing or rinsing required - simply apply and walk away!
Here at Premier Polytunnels we are very aware of the weight of a pot or tray when fully watered. It requires a significant amount of strength to support what could be hundreds of pots and trays down the length of a polytunnel.
Our staging supports clamp easily to each hoop of your polytunnel.
Staging supports for garden polytunnels are made using 28mm diameter steel tube, and are 2ft 6in high x 2ft 6in wide with a diagonal brace. Each support is supplied with a P Clip for fixing to the polytunnel hoop.
All fixings supplied, including a fixing clamp (P Clip) for a top of your choice. Please note: These are support legs only and tops are not supplied.
Kits supplied are for the full length of the polytunnel.
Here at Premier Polytunnels we are very aware of the weight of a pot or tray when fully watered. It requires a significant amount of strength to support what could be hundreds of pots and trays down the length of a polytunnel.
Our staging supports clamp easily to each hoop of your polytunnel.
Staging supports for garden polytunnels are made using 28mm diameter steel tube, and are 2ft 6in high x 2ft 6in wide with a diagonal brace. Each support is supplied with a P Clip for fixing to the polytunnel hoop.
All fixings supplied, including a fixing clamp (P Clip) for a top of your choice. Please note: These are support legs only and tops are not supplied.
Kits supplied are for the full length of the polytunnel.
This black, heavy-duty UVI ground cover acts as an effective weed control with less than 0.5% light transmission, while still allowing water to be easily dispersed through into the ground without collecting in puddles. Premier Polytunnels use 100gm ground cover – 10% thicker than most other ground covers. This ground cover is strong and tear resistant, easy to clean, and has grid lines for accurate pot spacing. The inclusion of UV stabilisers allows for a long effective life.
Supplied with tough, 6in plastic fixing pegs.
Keep your polytunnel in top condition year-round with our Cover Care Kit - perfect for cleaning and repairing your polytunnel cover quickly and efficiently.
This kit includes a 50mm wide x 10m long roll of UV resistant Repair Tape. This clear tape is ideal for repairing tears in the polythene cover, with high tack acrylic adhesive on one side.
Also included is a 2.5 litre bottle of Algon, which is a gentle yet effective, organic, cleaning chemical, used to clean outdoor surfaces. A safe and simple way of cleaning your polytunnel. This non-toxic chemical is safe for pets, wildlife, and around fish ponds. Easy to use with no scrubbing or rinsing required - simply apply and walk away!
An overhead watering system is a simple and effective method of bringing water to your polytunnel, ensuring that the plants you have tended and nurtured receive just the right amount of water.
It is essential to consider the water supply and water pressure when irrigating large areas, therefore Premier Polytunnels have used their expertise to design systems that you can rely on.
A polythene pipe fits to the roof of your polytunnel with sprinklers on drop tubes placed at approximately every hoop along the length, ensuring full coverage and avoiding dry spots. The pipe continues down the door post where it is connected to a garden hose.
6ft – 8ft – 10ft – 12ft Wide Polytunnels
Supplied with a single central irrigation line – the ideal way to water garden polytunnels up to and including 12ft wide.
14ft – 16ft – 18ft – 21ft – 24ft Wide Polytunnels
Two irrigation lines run along the length of the tunnel, ensuring full coverage right up to the edge. The feeder pipe is suspended on two galvanised straining wires for added support.
27ft and 30ft Wide Polytunnels
Three irrigation lines run along the length of the polytunnel, ensuring full coverage right up to the edge.
The use of control valves allows you to make the best use of your water supply (which can vary from town to town and often month to month) and avoids waste by not watering unused zones.
Our Premier Irrigation kits are identical to our standard Overhead Irrigation kits, but are supplied with an adjustable pressure regulator, for those areas where water pressure is high.
The Premier kits also include a top of the range Galcon battery operated tap timer, doing away with the need for a watering can or even the presence of a person!
A hole punch is also supplied to make the correct size of hole in the low density pipe into which the Drop Pipes and Sprinklers fit.
With a Premier Irrigation kit you can go out to work or on holiday safe in the knowledge that the plants you have tended and nurtured will still regularly receive the right amount of water.
An overhead watering system is a simple and effective method of bringing water to your polytunnel, ensuring that the plants you have tended and nurtured receive just the right amount of water.
It is essential to consider the water supply and water pressure when irrigating large areas, therefore Premier Polytunnels have used their expertise to design systems that you can rely on.
A polythene pipe fits to the roof of your polytunnel with sprinklers on drop tubes placed at approximately every hoop along the length, ensuring full coverage and avoiding dry spots. The pipe continues down the door post where it is connected to a garden hose.
6ft – 8ft – 10ft – 12ft Wide Polytunnels
Supplied with a single central irrigation line – the ideal way to water garden polytunnels up to and including 12ft wide.
14ft – 16ft – 18ft – 21ft – 24ft Wide Polytunnels
Two irrigation lines run along the length of the tunnel, ensuring full coverage right up to the edge. The feeder pipe is suspended on two galvanised straining wires for added support.
27ft and 30ft Wide Polytunnels
Three irrigation lines run along the length of the polytunnel, ensuring full coverage right up to the edge.
The use of control valves allows you to make the best use of your water supply (which can vary from town to town and often month to month) and avoids waste by not watering unused zones.
Our Premier Irrigation kits are identical to our standard Overhead Irrigation kits, but are supplied with an adjustable pressure regulator, for those areas where water pressure is high.
The Premier kits also include a top of the range Galcon battery operated tap timer, doing away with the need for a watering can or even the presence of a person!
A hole punch is also supplied to make the correct size of hole in the low density pipe into which the Drop Pipes and Sprinklers fit.
With a Premier Irrigation kit you can go out to work or on holiday safe in the knowledge that the plants you have tended and nurtured will still regularly receive the right amount of water.
Fully Customisable Polytunnels
A full range of additions are available and are highly recommended to enable you to customise and enhance your polytunnel to suit the needs of your chosen plants.
Thermal Anti Drip 5 Layer Polythene
Our Thermal Anti Drip polythene covers (the preferred cover of UK growers) are the first sold in the UK that include new 5-layer, 21st Century, co-extrusion technology.
Universal Fixing Brackets
Universal fixing brackets are supplied with every polytunnel order and have been designed to make building your own polytunnel straightforward and stress-free, even for first-time DIYers.
7-day Construction Helpline
A Parts Check List and full Construction Guide are supplied with every polytunnel order. If you’d like extra construction support, call our helpline and we’ll be happy to help.
EXPLORE OUR GARDEN POLYTUNNELS
Image may include some optional extras that are not included as standard. All highlighted parts are included as part of a standard polytunnel kit.
Hoops & Ridge
The polytunnel hoops and foundation tubes are manufactured with 28mm diameter Z35 high tensile galvanised steel. Also included is a steel ridge which runs straight down the centre of the polytunnel roof, attached to the underside of the hoops.
Corner Stabilisers
Diagonal corner stabilisers are supplied at each corner and are manufactured from 28mm diameter Z35 high tensile galvanised steel.
Door Rails
Door rails are supplied at each end of the polytunnel and are manufactured from 28mm diameter Z35 high tensile galvanised steel.
Door & Dummy Door
Supplied as standard with a timber door frame and single hinged door up-to-2ft 8in wide at the front, plus a timber end frame with a dummy door at the rear. Both the door and dummy door are supplied with a top panel of ventilation net and lower panel of polythene.
Anti Hot Spot Tape
Anti Hot Spot Tape is a self-adhesive foam tape that is placed on the steel hoops, helping to prolong the life of the polythene cover by preventing cover degradation from friction and the built up heat on the frame.
Thermal Anti Drip Polythene Cover
A Thermal Anti Drip polythene cover (the preferred cover of UK growers) is supplied as standard. This is a 600 gauge/150 micron polythene film with a 4-year warranty against UV degradation.
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