Plus 2 Acre Greenhouse
A strategic entry point into professional hydroponic farming — 8,208 m² (88,350 sq ft) in an optimized 6-meter structure, with more configuration options than the Expert series for a wider range of crops and climates.
Step into commercial production
Advanced screening, irrigation and LED lighting options enable energy-efficient, high-yield production — and optional HortiCoolers keep the climate controlled even in warmer regions.
Dimensions & specifications
A dedicated service-side walkway connects the service building, cultivation area and technical zone for fast access, maintenance and daily workflow. The design supports scalable hydroponic production with integrated infrastructure for irrigation, energy and climate systems.
| Greenhouse | Metric | Imperial |
|---|---|---|
| Length | 85.5 m | 280 ft 6 in |
| Width | 96.0 m | 315 ft |
| Area | 8,208 m² (2.0 acres) | 88,350 sq ft |
| Height | 6.0 m | 19 ft 8 in |
| Snow load¹ | 350 N/m² | 7.31 psf |
| Crop load | 200 N/m² | 4.18 psf |
| Wind speed² | 29.5 m/s | 105 mph |
| Service building | Metric | Imperial |
|---|---|---|
| Length | 63.0 m | 206 ft 8 in |
| Width | 20.0 m | 52 ft 6 in |
| Area | 1,260 m² | 10,850 sq ft |
¹ In heavy snow areas snow-melt heating is applied. ² Reduction factors apply.
Indicative annual yields (hydroponic)
Hydroponic growing improves control over crop consistency and production efficiency — results still depend on climate, crop selection and strategy. With growlights, yields rise further (second figure):
| Crop | Annual yield | With growlights |
|---|---|---|
| Beef tomatoes | 554,100 kg (1,221,500 lbs) | 665,000 kg (1,466,000 lbs) |
| Long cucumbers | 428,650 kg (945,000 lbs) | 797,900 kg (1,759,000 lbs) |
| Red peppers | 221,850 kg (489,000 lbs) | — |
| Everbearing strawberries | 107,300 kg (236,500 lbs) | 129,550 kg (285,500 lbs) |
What’s included
Greenhouse structure (≈ 8,100 m²), hydroponic systems, energy screens, irrigation, climate controls and service building. Materials €1,578,000 FOB; turnkey ≈ €2,439,750 (≈ $2,831,000) including local assembly and concrete (≈ €861,750). Excludes shipment, optional LED lighting, cooling, fogging and harvest systems — see pricing. Layout drawings (PDF/DWG) available on request.
Frequently asked questions
What crops can I grow?
High-efficiency hydroponic crops like tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, lettuce and leafy greens — with optional HortiCoolers extending the range to warmer climates.
Is the greenhouse customizable?
Yes — options for advanced energy-saving, cooling or heating solutions are available, including LED lighting and HortiCoolers not offered in the Expert series.
What is included?
The greenhouse structure (≈ 8,100 m²), hydroponic systems, energy screens, irrigation, climate controls and a service building.
How long from order to installation?
Around 12–14 weeks to ready-for-shipment; on-site construction typically takes 3–4 months depending on crew and options.
How much does this 2 acre greenhouse cost?
Approximately €2,439,750 (≈ $2,831,000) turnkey: €1,578,000 FOB supply (6 m Venlo structure, glass cladding, heating, dual screening, irrigation/fertigation, suspended gutters, electrical drives, climate computer) plus ≈ €861,750 local assembly and concrete. Excludes shipment and optional LED, cooling, fogging and harvest systems.
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