The polycarbonate panel greenhouse uses polycarbonate (PC) panels as the primary covering material. These engineering plastics offer excellent light transmittance and impact resistance, making them ideal for greenhouse construction.

Our greenhouses feature frames made of hot-dip galvanized light steel or aluminum alloy. The steel frames provide exceptional durability and load-bearing capacity, while aluminum frames offer lightweight, corrosion-resistant benefits with easy installation.

The frame design considers local climate conditions, with optimized spacing for enhanced wind and snow resistance where needed.

Our polycarbonate panels (4-16mm thickness, typically 8mm or 10mm) feature a hollow structure for superior thermal insulation, outperforming traditional glass greenhouses. With 80-90% light transmittance and UV protection, they create optimal growing conditions while being 250-300 times more impact-resistant than glass.

Our greenhouses maintain stable temperatures by allowing sunlight penetration during daytime while minimizing heat loss at night. In northern winters, with supplemental heating, they provide ideal growing conditions.

The high light transmittance ensures sufficient photosynthesis, while the light-scattering effect creates uniform distribution, reducing shaded areas for balanced plant growth.

The impact-resistant panels protect against hail and strong winds, significantly reducing damage risks in severe weather conditions.

• Vegetable Cultivation: Precise control of temperature, light, and humidity for optimal growth of tomatoes, cucumbers, lettuce, etc.
• Flower Cultivation: Custom microclimates for roses, orchids, and other light/temperature-sensitive flowers.
• Seedling Raising: Stable conditions for early germination and healthy seedling development.

• Eco-restaurants: Bright, climate-controlled dining spaces surrounded by greenery.
• Tourist Greenhouses: Themed displays of rare plants with simulated natural environments.