DIY Greenhouse Kit - 10 ft Wide Hoop House
DIY Greenhouse Kit - 10 ft Wide Hoop House
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Ready to start your first grow operation or looking to add to an established farm? Our customizable 10 ft. High Tunnel Greenhouse Kit makes it easy to create enough space on your home or business property, no matter the scope of your project. We offer our kit in various lengths ranging from 20 to 100 feet because we know that space and budget are primary concerns no matter the size or volume of your farming operations.
This kit will require the purchase of wood and metal locally. .
What Do You Need to Build a DIY Hoop House Kit?
Includes
- Spring Lock Wire and Lock Channel for plastic attachment
- 6 mil Greenhouse Plastic - fits entire greenhouse, including end walls
- Ground Post Driver
- Cross Connectors for 1 3/8" x 1 3/8" Arch to Ridge Pole
- Nuts, Bolts, Screws & Connectors for the frame and poles
- Printable Buy Local Chart
- Assumes a Single Door on your High Tunnel
- NOT A Complete Kit. Lumber and conduit poles are not included. We want to save you money. Buying this locally will save you thousands which is why we don't include it. We want you to build a high-quality greenhouse at the most affordable price. See our "Purchase Locally" chart below for help ordering all the lumber and conduit.
- These do not qualify for NRCS funding
- Ready to ship in 2-3 business days
Please be aware that this kit does not include the lumber and 1 3/8" Top Rail required for greenhouse construction; that is because we cannot ship those items and still offer the best possible price on a high-quality greenhouse. We recommend purchasing them from your local home improvement store, and we’ve provided information below from Lowe’s and Home Depot on their part numbers for those items and their respective prices. Need construction tips? Our step-by-step guide will help you through every step of the process.
Greenhouse Building Instructions Here
Greenhouse Width (ft) |Approximate Height (ft)
10 |8.5
12 |8
20 |10.75
* Lumber choices may be limited by location. Redwood, cedar, or pressure-treated are the best choices for any structure that will be exposed to moisture.