MINI TUNNEL FILM

Clear agricultural film for temporary crop protection and a more manageable growing environment
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Protection that starts with the right tunnel specification

Protection that starts with the right tunnel specification

Mini tunnels are used over low hoops to create a protected space around young or weather-sensitive crops. The film can reduce direct exposure to wind, light rain and cool conditions while allowing the grower more control over the immediate crop environment.

Polywrap manufactures clear LDPE mini-tunnel film for agricultural use. Width, length, micron and UV requirements should be selected around the tunnel structure, crop cycle and local conditions.

A tunnel can become too warm quickly. Ventilation, irrigation and daily crop inspection remain important, particularly on bright or unexpectedly hot days.

Before you order

Tunnel dimensions

Confirm hoop width, tunnel length and the film needed for ground anchoring. A drawing or measurements help us calculate a workable roll width.

Crop period

Tell us how long the film must remain in the field and whether it will be moved or reused. This helps guide micron and UV requirements.

Local exposure

Wind, hail risk, temperature range, installation tension and surface contact all affect film choice and performance.

Questions farmers ask us

Does a mini tunnel prevent frost?

It can provide a degree of protection from cool air and light frost, but performance depends on temperature, tunnel design, sealing, wind and crop position. It should not be treated as a frost guarantee.

Does the tunnel need ventilation?

Yes. Heat and humidity can build rapidly, so the grower must manage ventilation according to the crop and daily weather.

Are custom roll sizes available?

Yes. Commercial sizes can be manufactured to specification, subject to production requirements.

Send us your tunnel measurements

Include the hoop width, tunnel length, crop, province, planting month and intended period of use. We will help translate those details into a film specification.