Vertical Planting Greenhouse with Glass and PVC Pipe for Efficiency

• Customization: Available
• Building Materials: Steel Structure
• Cover Material: Glass
• Model NO.: GG-400
• Cultivation Method: Hydroponics
• Heating Method: Continuous Heating
• Layer: Double
• Location: Indoor & Outdoor
• Roofing Shape: Flat Roof
• Size: Large
• Span: Multi/Single
• Suitable: Mixed Farming
• Usage: Commercial Greenhouse
• Transport Package: Container Shipping
• Specification: 40GP
• Trademark: VERTEX
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 9406900090
• Production Capacity: 5000000 Square Meter/Years
• Package Size: 100.00cm * 100.00cm * 100.00cm
• Package Gross Weight: 1000.000kg

Product Description

Vertex Agriculture takes pride in its specialization in crafting state-of-the-art solutions that revolutionize modern agriculture.

The Glass Greenhouse is a pinnacle of innovation in plant cultivation, leveraging the exceptional light transmission properties of glass. With an impressive transmittance rate of over 85%-90%, this greenhouse ensures the abundant passage of sunlight, allowing plants to perform photosynthesis optimally. Beyond just light, it adeptly maintains a stable indoor temperature, offering a microclimate that operates independently of external fluctuations. During colder seasons, it acts as an insulator, minimizing heat loss, while in warmer months, it employs advanced ventilation, shading, and other systems to manage temperature, protecting plants from heat stress.

Product Description

A glass greenhouse is a building facility with a specific frame structure. Frames are usually made of metal (such as steel), including columns, beams, trusses and other parts, which are combined to form a solid spatial framework to provide support for the installation of glass. The design of the frame should take into account the weight of the bearing glass and the pressure of resisting natural external forces such as snow and snow to ensure the safety and stability of the greenhouse.

1. Glass greenhouse is mainly used for plant cultivation. It uses the good light transmission of glass to create suitable lighting conditions for plant growth. The high transmittance of glass (generally more than 85%-90%) can make most of the visible light in the sun pass through, ensuring that plants can fully carry out photosynthesis. At the same time, it can effectively maintain the indoor temperature and form a microclimate that is relatively independent of the external natural environment. In the cold season, the glass greenhouse can reduce the loss of indoor heat and play a role in insulation; In the hot season, the temperature is adjusted through supporting ventilation, shading and other facilities to avoid excessive temperature damage to plants.
2. In addition to plant cultivation, glass greenhouses can also be used for agricultural production activities such as flower planting and vegetable seedling cultivation, and in some cases, it is also used to display rare plants and hold horticultural exhibitions, such as tropical plants in some botanical gardens, flower exhibition greenhouses, etc., to provide people with places of appreciation and popular science education.

A glasshouse is a semi-permanent or permanent building. Its construction needs to follow certain building codes and standards, and there are corresponding requirements in site selection, infrastructure construction, drainage, etc. Its appearance is usually more structured to adapt to the installation of glass and the use of internal space. And the scale of the glass greenhouse can be flexible according to actual needs, from small single-house greenhouse for home gardening, to large multi-house greenhouse for agricultural industrialization.

Product Parameters

Ventilation system
1. Natural ventilation system: This system primarily leverages side and top windows to facilitate air movement. Side windows, strategically located on the greenhouse's sides, can be operated manually or electrically, while top windows positioned at the greenhouse's apex may utilize mechanisms like rack and pinion for opening. As indoor temperatures rise, warm air naturally ascends, exiting through the top, while cooler external air enters via side windows. This harmonious exchange forms natural ventilation, effectively balancing indoor temperature and humidity.
2. Forced ventilation system: When natural ventilation falls short, as experienced during scorching summer days, exhaust fans installed at one or both ends of the greenhouse become indispensable. These fans expel hot, stagnant air while drawing in refreshing external air, ensuring rapid cooling and optimal ventilation, thereby maintaining a healthy and conducive environment for plant growth.

Sunshade system
1. External sunshade system: Positioned externally, the sunshade net atop the greenhouse adjusts automatically or manually based on sunlight intensity and indoor temperature, thanks to electric controls. This innovative system reduces light penetration and heat influx, preventing overheating and shielding plants from harsh light exposure, especially during peak summer temperatures.
2. Internal sunshade system: Situated inside the greenhouse, this system not only shades and cools but also preserves heat during night hours. By reflecting sunlight and minimizing heat absorption, it strategically manages light distribution within the greenhouse, ensuring optimal conditions for plant health and growth.

Irrigation system
1. Drip irrigation system: A hallmark in greenhouse irrigation, this method delivers water directly to plant roots through a network of pipes and drip heads. It ensures precise water delivery, minimizes evaporation and waste, and can integrate fertilizers into the irrigation process, providing targeted nourishment and optimizing plant health.
2. Micro-sprinkler irrigation system: Elevating humidity levels, the micro-sprinkler system disperses water as fine mist from elevated positions, ideal for plants requiring high ambient humidity. It efficiently covers broad areas, irrigating multiple plants simultaneously, ensuring uniform moisture distribution.

Heating system
1. Hot water heating system: This system utilizes boilers to heat water, circulating it through pipes to distribute warmth evenly across greenhouse surfaces. It offers precise temperature control and can repurpose excess heat for additional applications like hot water irrigation, enhancing energy efficiency.
2. Hot air heating system: Employing hot air fans, this system rapidly warms indoor air. Its adaptability allows customization of airflow direction and distribution, ensuring efficient and even heat coverage, tailored to specific greenhouse needs.

Control system
The intelligent control system is the greenhouse's brain, orchestrating an optimal growing environment. It continuously monitors parameters like temperature, humidity, and light via sensors, feeding data to a central controller. This controller adjusts equipment states in real-time, maintaining ideal conditions for plant growth through precision control of ventilation, shading, irrigation, and heating systems.