Animated SolaWrap Greenhouse Build! 10 yr Warranty Against UV, 120 lbs/sqft of snow load

Watch this short video to see a SolaWrap Greenhouse build. SolaWrap greenhouse plastic is like nothing else on the market today. It is a polyethylene film that has bubbles like bubble wrap only stronger! It offers a 10-year warranty against UV degradation, stands up to 120 lbs per square foot of snow load and has a 100 MPH wind rating.
💥 Check it out at www.solawrapfilms.com or call 760 597 9298 and ask for a free sample packet!
Find out why growers across the world are choosing SolaWrap.
Greenhouse Kit From SolaWrap- Built to LAST!
Who Is The SolaWrap Greenhouse Intended For?
💥Commercial growers who depend on the strength of the frame coupled with the superior covering SolaWrap.
💥Commercial growers who don't have time to recover the greenhouse every 4 years or when the poly film fails.
💥 Commercial growers who can't afford a crop failure due to a breach in the film after a storm.
💥 Home owners who want the Cadillac of greenhouse kits- A serious professional greenhouse.
💥 Commercial growers and homeowners alike who live in snowy, windy regions that need a very strong greenhouse covering and structure.
Why Use SolaWrap You Ask...
The air bubble greenhouse film Polydress® SolaWrap is a lightweight, tear-resistant material that is easy to cut with a knife or scissors. It simplifies your greenhouse construction and reduces the building time, allowing an installation in record time.
Uniform illumination and a favorable microclimate promote plant growth.
Its unique construction prevents any leaks or thermal bridges, so that up to 95% of the heat radiation is retained. This saves you money. At the same time, the air cushion bubbles (1,000 bubbles per sqm) ensure a diffuse interior illumination.
The result is an effective prevention of shading and burning from sunlight.

[@Ashok.Ai-mps]

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[@NanaNana-yl9sm]

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[@disbond847]

did you make this in 3dsmax?