Glass greenhouse is a type of greenhouse with glass as the covering material, consisting of foundation, framework structure, and glass covering parts. The foundation is concrete for stability, while the framework uses high-strength steel or corrosion-resistant aluminum alloy materials.

The foundation connects to columns via reinforced concrete embedded parts. The main structure uses high-quality hot-dip galvanized light steel pipes with A-shaped ridge and 4m column height for durability.

Single-layer tempered glass or insulating glass with excellent light transmittance and heat preservation. Top covering can be double-layer insulating glass or polycarbonate panels.

• Electric shading curtain systems (internal/external)
• Ventilation systems (top vents and sidewall vents)
• Temperature and humidity sensors for climate control
• Heating and cooling systems (hot water, hot air, electric)
• Drip irrigation and fertilization systems

Glass provides 85-90% light transmittance, ideal for photosynthesis. The spectral transmission range (400-700nm) matches plant chlorophyll absorption for optimal growth.

Concrete foundation and galvanized steel/aluminum alloy framework withstand wind loads up to 0.5kN/m² and snow loads up to 0.35kN/m², with 15-20 year lifespan.

Double-glazed structures with air/argon layers provide insulation. Combined with thermal blankets, maintains stable temperatures for year-round cultivation.

• Vegetable, flower, and fruit cultivation with extended growing seasons
• Seedling nursery with 95%+ survival rate
• Special crop cultivation (medicinal plants, exotic varieties)

• Agricultural sightseeing gardens with picking areas
• Eco-restaurants with natural dining environments
• Science education centers for plant growth observation

• Plant physiology and genetic research facilities
• Flower exhibition venues
• Special animal/insect breeding environments