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Greenhouse structures evolved from arch and peaked roofs to meet crop and climate needs, improving efficiency and control.
🌱Sloped Film Greenhouse Introduction
The Sloped Film Greenhouse is a specially designed multi-span greenhouse with sloped sidewalls instead of traditional vertical structures. It is covered with high-transparency plastic film, making it ideal for high-wind and high-rainfall areas. The sloped design enhances rainwater drainage, wind resistance, and airflow, while also improving light distribution inside the greenhouse and reducing shadowed areas. This structure is widely used in high-efficiency agricultural production, modern farming, and climate-adaptive greenhouse systems.
Structural Advantages
✅ Sloped Sidewalls Design
✅ Excellent Insulation Performance
✅ Energy-saving Design
✅ Efficient Drainage System
💡CFGET
The Sloped Film Greenhouse is an extended design based on the traditional multi-span film greenhouse, specifically optimized for cold climate regions such as Central Asia and northeastern China.
Compared to glass and polycarbonate greenhouses, this structure offers a more cost-effective solution while enhancing insulation and wind resistance through its unique external sloped design. The greenhouse features an outward-extending slope (1-1.5m) on all sides, forming a hollow buffer zone between the external environment and the greenhouse wall. This design helps trap air, reducing heat loss and improving overall thermal efficiency. Additionally, the angled exterior enhances wind resistance, making the greenhouse more stable against strong winds in certain conditions.
This greenhouse is particularly well-suited for regions with long, harsh winters and short summers, where nighttime temperatures can drop to -20°C to -30°C. While it may not match the full functionality of glass greenhouses, its balanced investment cost, effective insulation, and strong wind resistance make it a practical and efficient choice for cold climate agriculture.
| Parameter | Sloped Film Greenhouse |
|---|---|
| Width | 8m - 10m*N (Single Span) |
| Length | 20m - 100m (Customizable) |
| Slope Extension & Distance | 1m - 1.5m |
| Minimum height | 3m - 6m |
| Maximum height | 5.3m - 9m |
| Roof Slope Angle | 20° - 35° |
| Frame Material | Galvanized Steel Frame |
| Covering Material | PE/PO Plastic Film |
| Ventilation System | Roof & Side Ventilation Windows |
| Climate Suitability | Suitable for high wind, heavy rain, and cold regions |
| Common Crops | Vegetables, fruits, flowers, medicinal plants, leafy greens |
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✅ 10 Simple FAQ for sloped glazing Greenhouses
A Sloped Film Greenhouse is a multi-span greenhouse with sloped sidewalls instead of vertical walls. It uses high-transparency plastic film for better light and strong wind resistance.
It is suitable for vegetables, fruits, flowers, and modern large-scale agriculture, especially in cold or windy climates.
Because the sloped roof and buffer zone design reduce heat loss and improve insulation, helping plants survive harsh winters.
Yes. It is more affordable than glass or PC greenhouses while still giving good insulation, wind resistance, and stable performance in cold climates.
Frame: galvanized steel.
Cover: PE/PO plastic film.
The sloped design improves drainage, wind resistance, and airflow, while reducing shaded areas inside the greenhouse.
Width: 8m–10m per span
Length: 20m–100m
Min height: 3m–6m
Max height: 5.3m–9m
Roof slope: 20°–35°
The greenhouse forms a buffer zone (1–1.5m) between the inner and outer membranes, reducing heat loss and improving thermal efficiency.
Yes. The sloped design improves drainage and wind resistance, making it suitable for high-wind and high-rainfall areas.
Yes. It is a practical solution for regions with long winters, short summers, and temperatures dropping to –20°C to –30°C.
