The Sawtooth Greenhouse gets its name from its distinctive sawtooth-shaped roof structure, designed primarily for hot, humid, or tropical climates. The open roof vents allow for enhanced natural ventilation, improving air circulation and preventing excessive heat buildup inside the greenhouse. This passive cooling design significantly reduces the need for mechanical cooling, making it an energy-efficient solution.

Typically built with galvanized steel frames, sawtooth greenhouses can be covered with PE/PO plastic film, polycarbonate panels (PC), or glass, making them ideal for tropical, subtropical, and warm climate regions. They are widely used in vegetable and fruit cultivation, flower production, and high-efficiency agricultural projects. Their effective airflow system makes them particularly suitable for crops requiring high ventilation, such as tomatoes, peppers, melons, orchids, and leafy greens.