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Description
25mm piping for use with our mini polytunnel kits and hoop house beds. Sold in 120cm lengths. Best connected up the centre as per the photo above for extra strength.
Reviews
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4 tubing
problem getting ends into quickcrop sockets as tubes were no longer completely round (from cutting). managed after soaking in boiling water. prob. will need cut shorter for my 4 ft bed, but still more convenient and cheaper than buying massive roll from b&q.
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5 Just as described
Very good value for money and no cutting required, perfect for my polytunnels
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5 Raised bed loops
Great product great service
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4 Tubing 120cm lengths
Great tubing but read the small print. It is already pre-cut. I didn't notice that and have to tape two together for my broccoli. Used polytunnel tape so hopefully it will hold out. Would have preferred a roll of tubing that I could cut to size.
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5 Tubing 120cm lengths
Easy to cut and fit into the brackets
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4 Tubing 120cm lengths
Easy to cut and bend to make any size cover
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Jason Pacey
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5 years ago
I have a raised bed which is 1.2m x 3.7m and already have the connectors etc. Are you able to supply the pipe for the 5 hoops and connecting ridge lengths please.? What total length would be required.? Thanks
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Niall
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5 years ago
Hi Jason
If you go to the Mini Polytunnel section on the website there is a picker button where you can order lengths of the piping on their own
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If you go to the Mini Polytunnel section on the website there is a picker button where you can order lengths of the piping on their own
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Simon Growcott
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4 years ago
What length hoops would I require for a 1.5m wide bed and a 1.23m diameter circular bed?Thank you
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Niall
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4 years ago
Hi Simon
Roughly 1.5m long tubing however it does depend a bit on what height you want up the centre. As a rough guess i would say 1.5m
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Roughly 1.5m long tubing however it does depend a bit on what height you want up the centre. As a rough guess i would say 1.5m
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Chris
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7 years ago
GuyDo you sell this tubing in longer lengths - say 2 meter lengths - want to order your Mini Poly tunnel parts - but need longer tubing for one continuous arch instead of having center joins ?
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Andrew
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7 years ago
I am afraid not as we have an issue with transport of it in larger sections. See full answer »
Bernie Mccarthy
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4 years ago
Hi I am looking for hoops and connectors etc to cover a 16 foot by 4 foot bed. I would like a 1 metre height. Could you list the parts that I need for this please
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Niall
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4 years ago
Hi Bernie. In order to achieve this you would need two of the full 8ft x 4ft kits to sit side by side. These are listed on the site.
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Emily
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4 years ago
Hi NiallWe have x2 1.2m by 1.2m square beds that we would like to create hoop arches for, with a central top support connecting the hoops for added strength. Is there a particular tube length/connector set up you’d recommend?
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Niall
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4 years ago
The tubing should be 1.2m long to give you roughly 2.5ft in the centre with a 4ft wide bed
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Don Foley
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5 years ago
Hi, is the 25 mm diameter you state internal or external? I have plastic tubing with internal diameter of 25mm but I'm concerned its overall/outer diameter would not fit into the base supports. Also, have you got the "T" connectors in stock yet?...
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Andrew
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5 years ago
Hi Don. The external diameter is 25mm, the internal is 20.4. I am afraid we don't make 'T' connectors for the mini polytunnel kits, we use the 'X' connector at each end as well as in the middle. The 'X' connectors have a rounded lug so do not puncture the polythene or whatever cover you are using. I hope this helps. Andrew See full answer »
Julie
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7 years ago
thanks for your reply, still making my order list. a couple more questions, is the 25mm the same as hose pipe, if not what is the difference between hose pipe, and the water pipe? I believe you can cut pipe to longer lengths to give extra height? are the ...
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Niall
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7 years ago
Morning Julie
The 25mm piping is the standard water pipe that you get in any hardware store but it is a lot stronger than hose pipe. Hose pipe won't stay ridged enough for the mini polytunnel to stand up. The centre connectors on their own won't be in stock for another few weeks. Around the 3rd week in April
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The 25mm piping is the standard water pipe that you get in any hardware store but it is a lot stronger than hose pipe. Hose pipe won't stay ridged enough for the mini polytunnel to stand up. The centre connectors on their own won't be in stock for another few weeks. Around the 3rd week in April
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julie SOFONEA
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7 years ago
Hi, I have raised beds of 5ft by 3foot (150 x100) do I need 3 hoops (tubing) you are still out of stock for the center tube connectors. So if I need 3 hoops, what do I connect with, will the figo bamboo connectors work? I live in the south of France, so ...
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...what kind of cover would be good. Gets hot here, so thinking just animal/bird protection mesh. Thanks See more »
Niall
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7 years ago
Hi Julie
We should have the connectors back in stock in the next 10 days. They are available in the kits. I would suggest 3 hoops are still required for a 5ft bed. The figo connectors won't really work for this purpose and yes the bird netting is probably the best cover for where you are in France
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We should have the connectors back in stock in the next 10 days. They are available in the kits. I would suggest 3 hoops are still required for a 5ft bed. The figo connectors won't really work for this purpose and yes the bird netting is probably the best cover for where you are in France
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jason fortune
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7 years ago
hi,it says to retain the height of a 4ft tunnel to use 1.5mtre of tubing for each hoop but you only sell it in 1.2mtre lengths, have i got that right?
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Niall
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7 years ago
Hi Jason. You are obviously looking at the Hoop beds. We supply the tubing primarily for the Mini Polytunnels which require 1.2m piping joined in the centre to give extra height. The piping can be used this way for the Hoop beds as well. See full answer »
