12ft Wide "ULTRA" Polytunnels| For our "Ultra" range of polytunnels, we've used an whopping 38.1mm diameter tubing for the hoops, ridge and corner struts. The steel is high tensile "Z35" grade which is galvanised and has a 1.5mm wall thickness.For the foundation tubes we've made sure that strength and corrosion are definitely not a problem - The tubing used has a wall thickness of 3.25mm and is hot-dip galvanised.For our 12ft wide range, the polytunnel hoops are spaced at 6ft apart - a close spacing when you consider the tube size.As with all our polytunnels we've made sure there are no weak links and each component is designed to ultimately fulfil it's purpose. | (Mouse over for larger image) |
Quite simply, we doubt you'll find anything stronger!
See below for a detailed specification.
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12ft "Ultra" Polytunnels Specification| Hoop Spacings: | 6ft (1.83m) | Overall Height: | 7ft 6in (2.29m) |
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| | Straight Side: | 3ft 6in (1.07m) | Door Opening: | Up to 5ft 8in wide x 6ft 1in high (1.72m x 1.85m) |
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| | Foundation Tubes: | Diameter 34 x 3.25mm thick-walled, heavy galvanised with cover re-tensioning system. | Hoops and Ridge Tube: | Z35 high tensile galvanised steel tube, diameter 38.1mm with a thicker wall of 1.5mm. |
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| | Polythene: | 5 year guarantee with 7-8 years life expectancy.Thermic, anti-fog/anti-drip.2 choices of polythene -Clear for the most natural light conditionsDiffused for most effective use of available light | End Frames: | Tanalith treated timber, 1½" x 3½" (actual size), planed with rounded corners for easier handling and smooth appearance. Double-row of ¾" x 1½" Tanalith treated battens to secure the polythene cover. |
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| | Brackets: | Galvansised for improved resistance to corrosion.Purpose-designed so each type of bracket is perfect for its intended use. | Corner Braces: | Z35 galvanised steel tube, diameter 38.1 x 1.5mm. Special design with angular adjustment for sloping sites. |
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| | Bolts, Screws & Nails: | Galvansised or zinc plated for corrosion resistance. Coach bolts are used for timber connections.Steel-to-steel connections use Nylock nuts which can't vibrate loose. | | |
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