10ft Polytunnel | Secure Polythene Cover in Trench Guide | M1027

10ft Polytunnel Trench Installation is a process that, despite intricate digging mechanisms, is worthwhile towards securing your polytunnel, especially with the addition of a polythene cover. Learn how in this video.

You should start this process by excavating a trench. Begin by marking out a trench that's 30cm wide and at least 40cm deep around the intended location of your polytunnel. This foundational task is indispensable for achieving a polytunnel that remains stable and secure in all conditions during the process of how to secure cover in a trench for 10ft polytunnels.

Before the polythene cover comes into play, it's essential to get the framework ready. The process involves fitting rebate batons around the door frame, a critical step for the polythene cover's subsequent attachment. These batons, which need to be measured with precision, cut to the exact required size, and nailed securely in place, lay the groundwork for a polythene cover that fits perfectly.

Once this is done, you can move onto Fitting Polythene Cover For 10ft Polytunnel, whereupon you should not perform this task alone. Having someone on hand will help when the time comes to pull and align the polythene cover across the width of the polytunnel. Following this, the cover must be stretched taut across the length of the polytunnel and fastened securely at the opposite end.
The final phase of your 10ft Polytunnel Trench Installation is about Securing Cover For 10ft Polytunnel along its length and to the doorposts, guaranteeing a fit that not only safeguards your plants but also reinforces the polytunnel's structure against harsh weather.

In case you encounter hurdles during this process, remember that our construction services team is just a call away. You'll find contact details at the end of this video.

Chapters:
0:00-0:29 - Introduction
0:30-0:34 - Parts Needed
0:35-0:59 - Digging Trench Requirements
1:00-1:26 - Preparing the Framework
1:27-2:54 - Fitting the Rebate Batons Around Door Frame
2:55-4:55 - Fitting Polytunnel Cover
4:56-5:32 - Securing Polytunnel Cover Into Place
5:33-7:13 - Fixing Polytunnel Cover Down the Length
7:14-8:33 - Secure Polythene Cover to Doorposts
8:34-8:56 - Construction Services and Outro

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