A: YES, they can
Building a Polytunnel on a Slope
First Tunnels Polytunnels can accommodate a slope providing it isn’t too excessive. If the slope is along its width then foundation tubes on the lower side can be protruding out of the ground by a maximum of 15cm. If the slope is more than this then you would need to have extended foundation tubes to ensure that there is enough tube fixed into the ground.
For slopes along the length, the Polytunnel can be constructed as normal ensuring that the hoops are kept vertical.
Please do not hesitate to call our construction team on 01282 601253 should you wish to discuss the option of constructing a Polytunnel on a slope.
https://www.firsttunnels.co.uk/construction-services/
About the Author: Sean Barker
Sean Barker is the Managing Director of First Tunnels and a passionate advocate for sustainable gardening. With over 30 years of experience in the gardening industry, Sean has dedicated himself to helping gardeners across the UK maximise their growing potential through the effective use of polytunnels. His blog offers a wealth of practical tips, expert advice, and innovative solutions for maintaining and optimising polytunnels, ensuring gardeners can enjoy bountiful harvests all year round. Sean can often be found experimenting with new growing techniques in his own polytunnel, always eager to share his findings with fellow enthusiasts.
