Mushroom Production Tents
Mushrooms, which hold an important place in the food chain, are an indispensable part of healthy nutrition. Previously consumed by collecting from forests and terrains during seasonal transitions, mushrooms now provide the advantage of being grown and consumed year-round with the new system of Automated Mushroom Tents.
With the preparation of infrastructure for suitable environment and weather conditions to grow mushrooms in the desired area size, Mushroom tents enable the cultivation of culture oyster and truffle mushroom varieties every day of the year.
Compared to concrete structures, these systems are both economical and easy to maintain and also offer effective solutions for providing the dark and humid environment necessary for mushroom growth.
Preventing direct sunlight from entering the area is a crucial rule in mushroom production; therefore, the tents are covered with UV-resistant, hygienic, and insulated tarpaulin systems. These structures show resistance to all weather conditions and offer the opportunity to set up a natural breeding environment for mushrooms by equipping the empty space with shelf systems as desired, thanks to their partitionless interior volume. Chicken Coop Tent
Because mushroom cultivation requires precision and sensitivity, the equipment inside the tent systems must also be complete.
Heating and cooling systems with air conditioners, heat insulation applications, radiators for creating a humid environment, pump systems for irrigation, fan systems for ventilation, lighting, and thermometers are essential equipment that must be procured and applied for Mushroom Growing Tents.
Offering economic solutions for creating suitable environments for mushroom production with their year-round usable, lightweight, and ergonomic designs, the Mushroom Production Tent can be designed in any desired size and model thanks to its ergonomic and demountable skeleton system, and it can also be easily relocated and set up in different areas.
Mushroom Tent Prices are determined by considering the amount of steel profiles used in manufacturing, tarpaulin fabric dimensions, window and door types, and workmanship. The cost is determined according to the size.
