Hinged door w/frame for polytunnel greenhouse, 1.5x2 m, transparent, 1pc.

• Extra door for our 9 m² polytunnel greenhouses
• Galvanised steel frame with Ø32 mm tubes
• Cover in 180 Micron polyethylene
• Easy assembly by screwing and interlocking
• No special tool required
• Clear and illustrated assembly instructions

Hinged door for our 9 m2 polytunnel greenhouses. A second door will provide better access and make it easier to ventilate the greenhouse. The polytunnel greenhouses from Dancover provide room for growing all kinds of plants from early spring well into the autumn. Look forward to having your very own greenhouse filled with beautiful and home-grown plants. This series of high-quality polytunnel greenhouses are manufactured in Europe by one of the leading suppliers of professional greenhouses with over 50 years of experience.

How to make the most of your polytunnel greenhouse

Please note that our range of polytunnel greenhouses are intended as seasonal structures only to be used from early spring until late summer/early autumn depending on the weather. The reason for this limitation is that a polytunnel greenhouse is a light structure – as opposed to, e.g. our polycarbonate greenhouses with strong aluminium frames. Our polytunnel greenhouses are not made to withstand heavy wind, strong rain or snow. Please read our Safety Advice before setting up the greenhouse.

Ground skirt for securing your polytunnel greenhouse

Please note that it is important that you secure your polytunnel greenhouse when you set it up. All our polytunnel greenhouses have a surplus of cover along the bottom edge at the ground – even the ones where you cut the cover yourself! This surplus is called the ground skirt, and you need to either bury this ground skirt or place heavy objects on it to weigh down the greenhouse for safety reasons.

Dancover expert tip: Polytunnel greenhouses are great for growing a variety of different plants. Remember to water frequently, ventilate as much as possible and harvest your crops regularly! It is extremely important that you keep the cover on the polytunnel greenhouse stretched and taut at all times. Otherwise, a risk emerges that during a rainfall water pile up on the roof of your greenhouse, which may cause the greenhouse to collapse.