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Polytunnel. Suitability for alternative use

  • 24-09-2021 01:53PM
    #1
    deadlybuzzman
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    For those that have experience with polytunnels, Im looking at options for making and area dry and sheltered on a budget so I can train dogs.

    I'm thinking a good sized polytunnel might be a good option but is there any downsides that I might not have considered? So long as it keeps the rain and wind off without being particularly noisy then it would do what I'd need it to do



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  • #2
    Furze99
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    Polytunnels get fairly warm, even opening both doors. Might be pleasant in winter but too hot for dogs in summer etc.??



  • #3
    deadlybuzzman
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,874 ✭✭✭deadlybuzzman


    Yes that was one thing I wondered about, although would I be right in thinking it would only be too warm in there when the sun is out? When it would be sunny I'd be training outside anyway



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