- Why is it called a Polycrub?
Historically, Shetlanders needed sheltered space to grow-on young kale (cabbage) plants. Stone was their building material of choice and they built round, stone-walled shelters to nurture plants through the toughest conditions. Locally, this structure was known as a ‘planticrub’. Our building material of choice is polycarbonate, so we merged the name of our chosen 21st century material with a name from past growing history in Shetland. The ‘Polycrub’ was born.
- Where can I buy a Polycrub?
- I don’t live in Shetland, can I still buy a Polycrub?
- Where will my Polycrub kit be delivered from?
- Do you supply all the materials?
- Can I self-build the Polycrub kit I buy from you?
- Can I collect the Polycrub kit in a van?
- What are the hoops of the structure made from?
- Can a Polycrub be built over a weekend?
- Are Polycrubs available in a variety of sizes?
- What is the sheeting used to cover the Polycrub?
- Do I need to install air vents for ventilation?
- Will I need to dig out a foundation?
- Will I need planning permission to build a Polycrub?
- Will I need a building warrant to build a Polycrub?