A 14ft wide polytunnel could be just the right size to allow you to spread your horticultural wings. Perhaps you have had a smaller growing space before and are looking to take a step up. Perhaps you are simply going for the size that fits in your space perfectly. A 14ft wide polytunnel kit will give you everything that you need to set up your tunnel on soil or grass in your garden or on an allotment. Generally the largest size of polytunnel for a domestic dwelling, this polytunnel will give you all the space you need to grow food for your family all year round.
Once you have selected the size for your polytunnel kit, it’s time to see what extras you may like to add. Base rails, crop bars and staging, for example, can all come in handy and you may also wish to upgrade to sliding doors - an extra space saver. Adding on extras could actually save you money with our incredible bonus save scheme - calculated for you right at the till. Add all the essentials and extras to your basket to see what a shrewd decision the purchase of a 14ft polytunnel could be for you.
This is the largest Polytunnel in the Domestic range, incorporating a 3ft 3in (0.99m) straight side to give you as much growing space as possible within the footprint. This Polytunnel is made using 35mm galvanised steel tubing, the strongest tubing available for Domestic size range. This range is available with hoop spacing's of 5ft (1.52m) or 7ft (2.13m). If your site is particularly exposed and blustery with strong prevailing winds the 5ft (1.52m) hoop spacing's is the model for you
Technical Specification
Width | 14ft (4.27m) |
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Hoop Spacing | 5ft (1.52m) or 7ft (2.13m) |
Overall Height | 8ft 2in (2.48m) |
Straight Side | 3ft 3in (0.99m) |
Head Room (15cm from side) | 5ft (1.52m) |
Hoop Diameter | 1½in (35mm) |
Steel Specification | E370 Galv High Tensile |
Door Opening Width | 2ft 11in (0.89m) |
Door Opening Height | 6ft (1.83m) |
Distance over Hoop | 25ft 4in (7.72m) |
Door Frame | 3in x 2in (75mm x 47mm) |
Inner Door | 2in x 2in (50mm x 50mm) |
Base Rail | 3in x 2in (75mm x 47mm) |
Downloadable instructions before you buy. All of our Polytunnels are supplied with a printed copy of the assembly instructions, however we invite you to visit our dedicated construction portal at construct.firsttunels.co.uk prior to purchase. There you will find comprehensive instructions and videos available for download. This ensures that you are fully informed about the assembly process and what to expect from your Polytunnel.
Complete build videos. We’ve created a series of detailed videos, showcasing the entire construction process of our Polytunnels. From the basic setup to the inclusion of every possible option, these videos are designed to guide you through each step of the build. By watching these, you’ll gain a clear understanding of the effort and craftsmanship that goes into each of our Polytunnels.
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We supply Timber Hinged Doors at each end, Anti Hot Spot Tape, Timber Base Rails and of course the Framework to support our 200 micron Super Therm Polythene cover. These options are pre-selected below, but can be amended to suit your needs.
You will be required to secure the foundations into concrete, alternative methods of securing the polytunnel can be selected, eliminating the requirement of concrete – see ‘Polytunnel Foundation’ section.