Polyhouses Rated to
Withstand Winds Up to
120 Km/Hr
A polyhouse is only as good as the season it survives. We design and build galvanized structures from 2,500 to 16,000 sq m, each one planned around your crop and your land, not pulled off a shelf.
Every polyhouse we put up in Indore and across Madhya Pradesh carries the same promise: it stands through the wind, the heat and the rain, so your crop gets the full season it needs.
Naturally Ventilated, Umbrella/Butterfly, Fan & Pad and Tunnel Polyhouses
There is no single best polyhouse. There is only the right one for your crop, your land size and your budget. Here is how we help you choose.
Naturally Ventilated
Lowest running costSide and top vents use natural airflow to keep temperature steady. Best for growers who want lower running costs and crops that do not need tight climate control, like gerbera, carnation and leafy vegetables.
Umbrella / Butterfly
Raised ridge ventilationA raised ridge design that opens up ventilation further, suited to hot regions and taller crops like capsicum and tomato that need extra headroom and airflow above the plant canopy.
Fan and Pad
Tightest climate controlFans pull cool, moist air across the full length of the house for the tightest climate control available. Best for high-value crops like exotic flowers and nursery saplings where temperature swings cost you money.
Tunnel
Lowest cost per sq mA simple, low-cost arched structure good for nurseries, seedling raising and smaller plots where you want protection from rain and pests without a large investment to begin.
Best-For Guide and Spec Table for Each Polyhouse Type
Every structure we quote comes with its own spec sheet, because no two plots are identical. As a starting guide, here is how the four types compare on the things that matter most to a grower.
| Type | Typical Area | Frame | Wind Rating | Ventilation / Cooling | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Naturally Ventilated | 2,500 to 16,000 sq m | Galvanized steel | Up to 120 km/hr | Flowers and leafy vegetables; lowest running cost | |
| Umbrella / Butterfly | 2,500 to 16,000 sq m | Galvanized steel | Up to 120 km/hr | Tall, hot-climate crops: capsicum, tomato | |
| Fan and Pad | Built to your plot | Galvanized steel | Up to 120 km/hr | Exotic flowers, sensitive nursery stock; tightest control | |
| Tunnel | Built to your plot | Galvanized steel | Standard rated | Seedling nurseries and small growers starting out |
Every quote we prepare is for your specific plot, crop and site. Get your own spec sheet with an exact number, not a brochure range.
Soham Greens
The question we hear most is: which type of polyhouse should I choose? The honest answer is that there is no default. We start with your crop, your land and the wind conditions on your specific plot, then we design backward to the structure. That is how every grower ends up with a polyhouse that holds up through the full season, not just the first few months.
Questions We Get Asked Most, by Phone and at the Farm
What does a polyhouse cost per sq m in Madhya Pradesh?
Can a polyhouse survive Malwa's summer winds and storms?
Do I need a large plot to start?
Will you help me choose the right type for my crop?
Do you only build polyhouses in Indore?
Request a Polyhouse Quote for Your Land
Tell us your crop, your land size and your city or village. We will come back with a structure type, a spec and a price built for your plot, not a generic brochure rate.
Soham Greens has trained 1,500+ farmers across India through SVCPL and built structures from 2,500 to 16,000 sq m. Your polyhouse will be planned the same careful way.