Complete steel frame hoop houses with replacement covers, and woven polypropylene ground cover that stops weeds while letting water and air through.
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Hoop houses
Also called high tunnels or cold frames, hoop houses are the lowest cost way to put a crop under cover. A sturdy steel frame bolts together with basic tools, and the cover extends the season at both ends, protects from rain and wind and makes light deprivation possible. Replacement covers are sized to each frame, so a structure can be recovered instead of replaced.
Weed barrier
Woven ground cover blocks light to the soil so weeds cannot establish, without herbicides. Air, water and nutrients still pass through to the roots. Black is the standard for weed control. White reflects light up into the lower canopy and keeps the root zone cooler, which suits greenhouse floors and summer crops. Rolls run up to 300 feet.
Hoop Houses & Weed Barrier FAQ
Do I need a permit for a hoop house?
Rules vary by location and size. Many areas treat them as temporary agricultural structures, but check local requirements first.
How do I anchor a hoop house?
Use ground anchors or stakes at every hoop, and more in windy sites. Anchoring is what keeps the structure in place in a storm.
How long does weed barrier last?
Woven polypropylene ground cover is UV stabilized and typically lasts several seasons when pinned flat.
