Building a Ferryman polytunnel. The Garden Engine room has arrived @WiltshireMan
Building a Ferryman polytunnel. The Garden Engine room has arrived  @WiltshireMan
Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
I've been wanting a good sized Polytunnel for some time and finally pulled the trigger on one after doing quite a bit of research.
I decided on a Ferryman polytunnel as they are robustly build and up there with the rest of them.
There are cheaper alternatives but you get what you pay for.
Ferryman give a 5 year guarantee on their tunnels and that also applies to the polyethylene. I was told in some cases the polythene has lasted up to 15 years .
They use a special UV stabilised sunlight diffusing polythene. I am sure this will be a massive upgrade to my garden:)
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