Glass greenhouses refer to greenhouses that use glass as the light-transmitting material, a type of greenhouse structure. In cultivation facilities, glass greenhouses are the longest-lasting form and are suitable for use in various regions and under different climatic conditions.

The glass greenhouse boasts a modern and innovative appearance, stable structure, smooth visuals, and extremely high light transmission rates, reaching up to over 90%. It is highly resistant to wind and snow. The covering materials are domestic single-layer float glass or double-layer insulating glass, which provide even lighting and high intensity. They are highly resistant to corrosion and flame retardant, with over 90% light transmission and do not degrade over time. The double-layer insulating glass offers better moisture condensation prevention and better thermal insulation than single-layer glass. The greenhouse's top and sides are connected with specialized aluminum profiles.

The area and usage can be freely allocated by the greenhouse owner, and they are divided into various categories: vegetable glass greenhouses, flower glass greenhouses, seedling glass greenhouses, ecological glass greenhouses, research glass greenhouses, three-dimensional glass greenhouses, irregular glass greenhouse sheds, leisure glass greenhouses, and smart glass greenhouses, among others. The smallest are courtyard leisure models, with heights up to over 10 meters, spans up to 16 meters, and widths up to 10 meters. They can be controlled with a single button, and the winter heating of glass greenhouses can be addressed through various heating methods, with energy consumption costs being moderate.