Multi-span PC sheet greenhouse for seeding

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Specifications

1- POLYCARBONATE GREEN HOUSE

2- Good for warm keeping.

3- Strong,Good Looking.

POLYCARBONATE GREEN HOUSE

1-Structure: Hot galvanized steel tubes, Triple-A Roof structure per bay. 15 year warranty.

2- Covered by twin-wall polycarbonate sheet.10 year warranty. Anti-storm. Anti-hail. Anti-Snow. Best material for warm-

keeping.

3-Strength: Long life ,Good looking, Warm keeping. Energy saving in winter.

4-Suitable for heavy snow place, flower market, expensive flower & vegetable planting, research center or restaurant.

Optional:

1-Outside&Inside Shading system controlled.

2- Cooling Pad & Fan system.

3-Auto-enviroment controlled panel.

4-Rounf Roof instead of Triple A-Style is available with simplified structure.

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