Quick and easy to install.
Putting guttering on a polytunnel.
Proud to work.
Collecting rainwater is an easy cost effective way of ensuring you can always keep watering.
Plastic tile trims work really well as flexible gutters that can be taped to the outside of the tunnel.
I ve tortured myself for a month or more about how i m going to keep the veg in my new tunnel watered from november to may when there s no water on the all.
You should now have a strong robust alternative for harvesting rainwater off your polytunnel.
To have something to mount the gutter to i fixed a 2 x 1 batton all the way down one side before i put the polythene cover on.
Polytunnel gutter kit.
Not many solutions are available to collect rain water fr.
Choose a warm day to install the cover.
The gutter is installed at the top of the straight side of the polytunnel hoop where the curve starts.
Building your own polytunnel from a kit can save you hundreds of pounds in construction costs.
All you need are some basic diy skills and some willing helpers four people is ideal.
Warm weather makes the plastic more pliable and therefore easier to stretch tightly over the frame.
It provides an independent water supply during regional water restrictions ensuring you can keep your plants.
Use the ones that go on top of a row of tiles in the bathroom.
Our polytunnel gutters are long lasting aesthetically pleasing and require no maintenance other than clearing them of debris occasionally.
Polytunnel gutters are expensive to buy but this idea does exactly the same but at a bargain price.
This innovative product comprises of two 10ft plastic gutter sections with an adhesive backing strip which can be stuck onto the sheet of any garden sized polytunnel.
It can be fitted to a timber side rail on your new or existing polytunnel.
Or if you don t have a timber side rail and your polythene is trenched or fixed to a base rail we supply an extruded aluminium backing profile.
To ensure rainwater runs directly into the gutter a series of timber battens we used 19mm x 38mm pressure treated battens may be required to close off any gaps between the guttering and the side rail.
