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Hiya everyone, can anyone tell me if the stick on guttering for polytunnels is anygood and worth buying?
Cheers.
Cheers.
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Northern Polytunnels | NP Structures : Canopies, Polytunnels and Walkways - I have little knowledge of polytunnels, but this has one satisfied customer's report. -
I have no knowledge of this guttering but am contemplating putting a track down each side of my tunnel ( a big 'un) with perforated drainage pipe at the bottom of the track and topped up with gravel. These would lead to an underground tank or reservoir, to be fitted with a pump, so I could use this to supply my irrigation systems.Rat
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Often wondered if polytunnels get soggy along the edges?
My Majesty made for him a garden anew in order
to present to him vegetables and all beautiful flowers.- Offerings of Thutmose III to Amon-Ra (1500 BCE)
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I had to read the title of this post several times before I made sense of it. My brain kept saying "the stick" "on guttering" and all I could picture was some kind of bamboo cane (stick) on some guttering.
Then the lightbulb came on ... self-adhesive guttering. There's some here: Northern Polytunnels | NP Structures : Canopies, Polytunnels and Walkways
* hey, there's nowt wrong with pedants
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Well worth buying i bought 2 small rolls from northern tunnells at the malvern show and its collected a good 300 gallons of water,mind you we've had a bit of a wet summer,only problem was having to re-glue the first foot once with superglue that solved the problem.Originally posted by LittleBear View PostComment
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