Glass Greenhouse

A glass greenhouse uses glass as the light-transmitting covering material and is a category of agricultural greenhouse. Among cultivation facilities, glass greenhouses feature the longest service life and can be used in diverse regions and various climate conditions.

Glass greenhouses have different models defined by span and bay dimensions, such as Model 9604, 1084 and 1208. According to application purposes, glass greenhouses can be classified into vegetable glass greenhouse, flower glass greenhouse, seedling glass greenhouse, ecological glass greenhouse, research glass greenhouse, vertical glass greenhouse, special-shaped glass greenhouse, leisure glass greenhouse, intelligent glass greenhouse and so on.

Glass greenhouses mostly adopt Venlo three-ridge or multi-ridge structure. Common spans are 9.6m, 10.8m, 12m and 16m, and standard bay widths are 4m and 8m.

Covering materials include single-layer glass and double-layer hollow glass. Single-layer glass is generally 4mm or 5mm thick. Double hollow glass options include 4 9 4mm, 5 9 5mm and 5 6 5mm; 5 6 5mm is the most widely used specification. Glass is available as tempered glass and flat float glass. Tempered glass is shatter-resistant and easy to install.