Grow tunnel Shell

The Hotbed Shell 200x160x86 cm with a polycarbonate coating is a cutting-edge and effective solution tailored for those seeking a compact and operational greenhouse suitable for small gardens, terraces, or even balconies. This innovative product is designed to maximize the utility of limited space, enabling the cultivation of a wide range of plants with optimal efficiency.

Main Features:

Cellular Polycarbonate Roof

As part of the kit, this material excels in allowing sunlight to penetrate while retaining warmth, crucial for plant growth. It simultaneously shields plants from excessive solar radiation and cold, providing a balanced environment for a variety of plant species.

Openable Lid

This feature facilitates not only straightforward access to the plants for maintenance tasks such as watering and weeding but also ensures adequate ventilation. Proper air circulation is vital for maintaining plant health, particularly during warmer periods, making this an indispensable feature of the Shell hotbed.

Ease of Assembly

The Shell hotbed has been ingeniously designed for rapid and straightforward setup. This user-friendly assembly process eliminates the need for specialized tools or extensive technical skills, making it accessible to a wide range of users.

Design

Drawing inspiration from the classic bread box, the Shell hotbed introduces a contemporary twist to the traditional design. The upper section unfolds upwards in a semi-circular motion, akin to a bread box lid, ensuring easy access while adding a visually appealing element to the garden or balcony space.

Universal Application

The Shell hotbed is versatile enough to accommodate a diverse array of plant types, including seedlings and low-growing crops. This adaptability ensures that users can achieve high-quality plant growth across various plant species.

Ideal for both novices and seasoned gardening enthusiasts, the Hotbed Shell offers a practical and visually attractive solution to extend the growing season. It provides effective protection against spring frosts, thereby enhancing the cultivation experience and yield potential.