It is not easy for a buyer to make the right choice of the design of a greenhouse or hothouse. Everyone dreams of buying a greenhouse inexpensively at a low price and of high quality. There are basic materials that are used in the construction of greenhouses: cellular polycarbonate, special film and profile - the frame of the greenhouse. In fact, cellular polycarbonate is more expensive than film, but this does not mean that cellular polycarbonate is better. Nowadays, film manufacturers produce a special film for high-quality greenhouses, which is used for up to 10 seasons. The thickness of such material should be 150-180 microns or more. Cellular polycarbonate also has its advantages, which are that it has honeycombs and is not easy to cut with glass or any other object. It is more durable. On the other hand, sometimes polycarbonate can be damaged by hail if you bought cheap polycarbonate made in China. If we want to buy an inexpensive greenhouse and a high-quality one, we must find a happy medium. For example, the ends of the greenhouse are covered with polycarbonate, and the roof of the greenhouse is covered with a 10-season film. Such a greenhouse is called combined. This makes it possible to save on polycarbonate and not overpay.

What should be the profile of a greenhouse?

The greenhouse frame may be different, but greenhouse manufacturers recommend a galvanized profile made of a hot-dip galvanized square pipe measuring 30x30. This is the ideal price-quality ratio. Such greenhouses made of galvanized profile withstand snow and wind loads and do not rust in the ground. If you use a less durable profile, then such a greenhouse can fold in half from the snow, and the fact that the greenhouse covering is made of expensive and high-quality polycarbonate will be completely useless to you. First of all, there must be a good greenhouse design made of a profile pipe and hot-dip galvanization.

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