Commercial hydroponics systems supplied for greenhouse projects of any scale. We build the growing channels or beds, nutrient tank, pump, filtration, dosing and pipework, sized to the production area. Systems ship as a kit with drawings and a bill of materials, and repeat orders match the original specification.
Commercial hydroponic production is an equipment problem before it is a growing problem. Once the bay layout, tank volume, pump duty and pipe sizes are right, the same recipe scales from one house to a whole site. That is the part we supply: the hardware, sized and specified, delivered as a kit with drawings.
For production we supply two configurations. NFT systems use long channels with a continuous nutrient film, which suits high-density leafy production and makes inspection quick. Substrate systems deliver solution through drip emitters on a timer, which suits heavier crops and longer cycles. Both can run in the same house if the crop plan calls for it.
The kit covers growing channels or beds, tank, pump, filters, main and branch pipework, emitters, net pots and control gear. Drawings and a bill of materials are prepared for each order so the site team can install to plan. Repeat orders are matched to the original specification, which keeps later phases aligned with the first build.
Send the production area, bay layout, crop and cycle length. We return a system layout, equipment list and shipping plan. Because the equipment is modular, a project can start with one house and add capacity later without changing the main pipework. Sites specifying the structure at the same time can pair this with our greenhouse hydroponics system, and growers who need the irrigation side only can look at the dripping irrigation range. NGMA represents greenhouse manufacturers in North America, and VerticalFarmDaily reports on controlled-environment production.
Yes. Channels, beds, tanks, pumps and pipework are supplied as a kit sized to your production area. Drawings and a bill of materials come with each order, and repeat orders are matched to the original specification.
Yes. The equipment is modular, so a project can start with one house and add capacity later. Main pipework and tank capacity are sized with the final layout in mind where you tell us the phasing up front.
The hot-dip galvanized steel frame is designed for a 15-20 year service life in normal agricultural environments, with a double-sided zinc coating of 200-275 g/m². Film covers are replaced every 3-5 years, while glass and PC panels carry their own manufacturer warranties.
The hot-dip galvanized steel frame carries a 10-year structural warranty covering structural safety, plus a 5-year warranty against corrosion perforation. It is designed for a 15-20 year service life.
Send your growing area, crop type and local climate. If you already have a layout drawing, that is enough to start. Our engineers then return a quotation with a system layout and a bill of materials.
