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Polycrub Vs Polytunnel Vs Greenhouse which is the best and why? Ft. KSB Polycarbonate greenhouse

❓So what is a Polycarbonate Greenhouse & what makes it better from a regular greenhouse or polytunnel? 🤔 As promised here is the more in-depth vlog of the Polycrub with all the details hopefully covered! This Polycrub measures in at 12m x3m (39x9.8ft) with a 6mm polycarbonate shell with two 900mm doors one on each end & was sourced & installed by the amazing team ‪@ksbgreenhouse‬ (Lights, heater, gravel, ground prep all sourced separately) * I now currently have a lean-to greenhouse (9 years old) a conventional polytunnel (1 year old) & the Polycrub. I will use them all for different jobs but by far the Polycrub could probably actually do all the jobs I need the others to do. For example my greenhouse is now used as a overwinter storage location for tender plants & starting seedlings off in as I have easier access to electricity 🔌 & all my equipment & shelves there but it has clear glass & south facing only these last few years it has been beneficial to me as a beech hedge now shades it put from May- Oct until then my seedlings got scorched easy & with only a small window and door the ventilation was never great when the season warmed up. My polytunnel offers more spaces, the original frame was donated to me by family & was a very old frame but with additional strengthening bars and two doors my brother welded for me it's a much better although the polythene doesn't sit tight on the frame & there are gaps around both doors where heat escapes in Winter❄️ the polythene will likely last another 5 years approximately before need re-covered. The Polycrub is a much stronger frame, each ring is concerned into the ground, the 6mm polycarbonate is very strong indeed, I've seen these on YouTube in the Hebrides islands and parts of Iceland so very strong, as mentioned in the video the polycarbonate is fluted which gives excellent light for seedlings but unlikely my greenhouse they are less likely to scorch. I have the option on an earth floor or a fabric floor or both once I decide my plans, the stable door approach will be great for the months of March/April and September/October for Spring and Autumn sowing 🌱 for ventilation! The horizontal bars on the frame can be used for shelving you can also have that added in and raised bed inside as additional extra if so required, I've opted without. Polycarbonate has a life span of 25 years approximately, I look forward to years of growing going forward 😊🌱 Any questions drop me a comment below 👇🏼