A linked greenhouse is an economical type, favored for its graceful arched design and low cost. The arched roof is aesthetically pleasing with a smooth line of sight. It requires less steel for the structure and has excellent thermal insulation. With relatively low manufacturing costs, it is suitable for most regions in our country. Northern regions often use double-layer film greenhouses, while southern regions prefer single-layer film greenhouses. It can receive maximum light within the visible spectrum of 0.4-0.7 micrometers. After the layer film is inflated, it forms a thick air cushion, effectively preventing heat loss and blocking cold air intrusion. Using a double-layer inflated film significantly improves the greenhouse's thermal insulation and reduces operating costs. The covering material is a polyethylene anti-drip long-life film on the top, with UV protection on the outer layer and anti-dew condensation on the inner layer. The sides can be covered with polyethylene anti-drip long-life film or polycarbonate hollow panels based on customer needs.

Connected Film GreenhouseFeatures:

1. Compared to traditional greenhouses, the interconnected greenhouse structures and large greenhouses offer a significant advantage in terms of usable space, with a much larger area than traditional greenhouses.

2. More uniform than traditional greenhouses, operationally more scientific, time-saving, and efficiency-enhancing.

3. Low-cost film greenhouses are suitable for widespread adoption across large areas in our country.