Modular greenhouse systems

Standardized for certainty. Configured for the crop.

GrowPro and FlowGrow provide a defined starting point for project development. The final system is selected around climate, crop, water, market, operations and capital—not around technology alone.

Two technology paths

Glass for long-term control. Film for adaptable deployment.

Both product families can develop from practical protected cultivation into professional controlled production. The correct answer depends on the business case, not on a preference for one covering material.

01 · Glass greenhouse family

GrowPro

Permanent modular glasshouses from professional entry production to fully integrated, computer-controlled commercial facilities.

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FlowGrow

Adaptable film-covered systems for protected cultivation, commercial hydroponics and large food-production programmes.

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Glass

GrowPro Basic

0.25 · 0.50 · 1.00 acre

Protected soil production, earlier harvests, leafy crops, vegetables, herbs and small-scale strawberries.

Glass

GrowPro Expert

0.50 · 1.00 · 2.00 acre

Professional soil or hydroponic production, including supported vine crops such as tomato, cucumber, pepper, aubergine and melon.

Glass

GrowPro Plus

2.00 · 4.00 · 8.00 acre

Advanced mono-crop food production with integrated climate, irrigation, automation and operational control.

Film

FlowGrow Basic

0.50 · 1.00 · 2.00 acre

Practical protected food production with a lower entry investment and fast modular deployment.

Film

FlowGrow Expert

1.00 · 2.00 · 4.00 acre

Commercial soil or hydroponic production with crop support, fertigation and configurable climate systems.

Film

FlowGrow Plus

4.00 · 8.00 · 12.00 acre

Large modular food-production facilities for professional operators, investment groups and regional programs.

The selection logic

Glass versus film is not a quality contest.

GrowPro uses a durable glass envelope and provides a long-term platform for controlled production, technical expansion and higher levels of integration. FlowGrow uses an engineered film envelope that can reduce structural entry cost and respond well to warm, high-radiation and selected seismic conditions.

The correct family depends on crop value, project life, outside climate, replacement strategy, local construction capability and available capital. Ventilation, insect netting, screens and cooling must be evaluated as a complete airflow system. A low-cost envelope with insufficient ventilation can become an expensive production problem.

Basic, Expert and Plus describe increasing production capability—not cosmetic packages. The step from Basic to Expert introduces professional crop support, fertigation and climate control. Plus integrates water treatment, energy, automation, logistics, service buildings and operational reporting for larger commercial supply.

Every model remains subject to local structural engineering and feasibility. Standardisation provides repeatable modules and scope discipline; it does not remove the need to calculate wind, snow, seismic conditions, crop loads, water demand and climate capacity.

Crop-first selection

Do not choose the structure before the production strategy.

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