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Our Timbertunnel is a custom designed rigid timber framed polytunnel designed and made by us in the Scottish Highlands. Design Ethos The Timbertunnel was designed over several years and has gone through many iterations before finally being first built in 2022 on our croft. My aim was to build a strong, and long-lasting polytunnel that was made using sustainable materials. The arched shape and use of timber for framing polytunnels is not new; there are several examples in the US, … Read More

Please complete the quote request form below and we will get back in touch within 1 week with a quotation. If you’d like to discuss your project first, please use the contact page instead. We supply Timbertunnels to all of Scotland (including islands) and Northern England. Sorry but we cannot offer Timbertunnels elsewhere at the moment. Please note we are now fully booked for 2025 and are taking enquiries for 2026 and operating a waiting list.

As our Timbertunnels are custom made for your site, we will quote for each location and customer individually. Below are some guide prices to give you an idea. Fully Installed Timbertunnels We offer a full installation service throughout Scotland and some of England. For full details of what’s involved, please check out our Installations page. Prices for our 2.4m wide Timbertunnels, fully installed, range from £3,000* Prices for our 3.2m wide Timbertunnels, fully installed, range from £4,100* Prices for our … Read More

4.2m wide Timbertunnel (TT4) We’ve built more than 25 Timbertunnels all over Scotland – here are a few photos of some of our builds, including the first ever Timbertunnel, built on our croft in 2022. 3.2m wide Timbertunnel (TT3) Our slightly smaller tunnel perfect for gardens and allotments 2.4m wide Timbertunnel (TT2) Our smallest tunnel, perfect for gardens and potting sheds Videos Here’s a quick walkaround a 8.5 x 4.2m tunnel, built in an exposed spot in Caithness in 2023.

Who we are Our website address is: http://timbertunnel.co.uk. What personal data we collect and why we collect it Comments When visitors leave comments on the site we collect the data shown in the comments form, and also the visitor’s IP address and browser user agent string to help spam detection. An anonymized string created from your email address (also called a hash) may be provided to the Gravatar service to see if you are using it. The Gravatar service privacy … Read More