Winter greenhouse "Thermos"
As for cold regions, winter greenhouses, which the locals call "thermos", rule the roost. The essence of this greenhouse is simple: it is not one layer of cellular polycarbonate, but two, with air between them. It turns out to be a kind of window "plastic bag", only made of polycarbonate.
Typically, the thickness of the outer layer is about 0.6 cm, and the inner layer is about 0.4 cm.
It should be known that the thicker the sheets ivory coast mobile database cellular polycarbonate, the lower the thermal conductivity will be, which means there will be less heat loss if the ends are insulated from the entry of cold air.
In the case of arched greenhouses, however, you should not lay too thick sheets of polycarbonate, it can simply break or the bending force will be critical and it will break significantly before its service life expires.
Of course, the price also plays a role, thick sheets of polycarbonate, say thicker than 1.5 cm, cost quite a lot of money. So it is not worth taking risks and overpaying - 1 cm, no more.
BY THE WAY
during the hot period it will not allow the air inside to overheat.
Construction of a gable greenhouse made of polycarbonate on a foundation
Heating a winter greenhouse
First, the greenhouse needs to be made as airtight as possible so as not to heat the street.
- Seal all cracks, make windows and doors hermetically sealed!
The Thermos greenhouse will also be good in the summer -
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