[Rosemary]

When I was in Shetland this week, I attended Cunningsburgh Show. I saw this and thought some of you in more exposed areas might be interested.

It's called the polycrub and is a more robust take on a polytunnel. www.nortenergy.co.uk

[Bert]

I love the Polycrub  . It's a fantastic idea, never seen them before. All I have to do is win the lotto so I can afford one

[lachlanandmarcus]

Its basically similar to  Keder greenhouse - but more sustainable re-using the salmon pipe and less transport and lore local - good on them! Might even be cheaper - Keders tho used in the Falklands etc arent cheap!

[sabrina]

Great idea 

[Blonde]

The come in all sorts of sizes here in Oz but they are not cheap I grant you all that.

You can use them as garages/car ports, growing plants in, housing livestock for mass production..
Fertilizer sheds etc......w ay to go.

[southernskye]

An interesting beastie.

I shall email them with a whole host of questions at the weekend.

Thanks for the hint on this tunnel.
Rgds
Sskye.

[Rosemary]

An interesting beastie.

I shall email them with a whole host of questions at the weekend.

Thanks for the hint on this tunnel.
Rgds
Sskye.

Tell them you saw it here - I promised I'd put it on the website 

[southernskye]

Of course in bold I will mention yourself and TAS
They will know where the info came from
100% I would have never heard of them were it not for you.
It is a pity the web site they have is not a bit more informative. Then again, earlier this year I had to request posted details from Keder and Solar tunnels as they also have quite Low Info web sites!

Rgds
Sskye.

[Hermit]

Please dont think they are perfect though , just another option. I have seen them with panels missing and repairs being done as with any poly.