In professional greenhouse projects, the construction of auxiliary spaces such as utility rooms, storage units, water reservoirs, and nutrient tanks is of critical importance. These facilities play a vital role in efficient resource management and production support.
At our company, these supporting structures are built with the same level of precision and quality standards as the main greenhouse structure.
Structure and Covering Specifications:
All of these sections are constructed using hot-dip galvanized steel frames and UV-resistant plastic or polycarbonate coverings, depending on the project’s requirements—exactly the same materials used for the main greenhouse structure.
This ensures that all parts of the greenhouse are uniform and cohesive in terms of strength, durability, appearance, and visual harmony.
Advantages of Building Auxiliary Structures with Greenhouse Framework:
- Visual consistency and aesthetic harmony across the project
- Fast and efficient installation
- Excellent resistance to wind, rain, and intense sunlight
- Increased lifespan of auxiliary structures
- Flexible and expandable to meet future needs
Greenhouse Utility Room
- Construction of a durable steel frame similar to the main greenhouse structure
- Covered with UV-resistant plastic or lightweight panels
- Insulated to protect sensitive equipment
- Sufficient space for installing pumps, electrical control panels, boilers, and heating systems
Greenhouse Water Storage and Nutrient Reservoirs
- Designed with a reinforced steel frame or concrete walls
- Internal lining using geomembrane or high-resistance waterproof insulation
- Option to build open or covered reservoirs using greenhouse-style structures
- Easy integration with irrigation and water filtration systems
Greenhouse Storage Unit
- Durable Metal Structure Compatible with Greenhouse
- Covering with UV-resistant Plastic or Sandwich Panels Depending on Requirements
- Ventilated Design for Optimal Storage of Seeds, Fertilizers, Equipment, and Produce
- Easy Access for Loading and Unloading
