Polytunnel Guttering System

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Polytunnel guttering system.

Save water with our quick and easy to use polytunnel gutter. Use the ones that go on top of a row of tiles in the bathroom. In order to accommodate this nifty system first tunnels recommend installing a timber side rail at approximately 1 metre off the ground on one or both sides of your polytunnel. We have called upon our 30 years experience in the horticultural industry to bring you a specialist water collection system for your polytunnel.

It can be fitted to a timber side rail on your new or existing polytunnel. This timber rail we used 75mm x 47mm pressure treated timbers is secured to the hoops using a series of corner clamps and intermediate clamps. Our aluminium gutters system is purpose designed for polytunnels and can be fitted to most quality polytunnels not blow aways. Our polytunnel gutter is a great way to harvest water especially for those of us who currently have hose pipe bans in place.

The gutter is installed at the top of the straight side of the polytunnel hoop where the curve starts. Polytunnel gutters are expensive to buy but this idea does exactly the same but at a bargain price. Quick and easy to install. 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.

Our polytunnel gutter kit comprises of 2 x 10ft 3 2m strips of polytunnel guttering and can be used with any brand of polytunnel. Polytunnel gutter kit. Designed in house by our highly skilled and experienced team these gutters are designed to be used in conjunction with our timber or aluminium side rails. They are shaped like a little gutter if you turn them upside down and are much cheaper than commercial polytunnel gutter kits.

Our polytunnel gutter kit comprises of 2 x 10ft 3 2m. Save water with our quick and easy to use polytunnel gutter. 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. The rain which falls onto your polytunnel can be collected in your polytunnel gutter and stored in a water butt or bucket until the water is needed.

The rain which falls onto your polytunnel can be collected in your polytunnel gutter and stored in a water butt or bucket until the water is needed.