Factory provide nice price Timber shelving display shelving Wholesale to Oslo

Suzhou Innovative Store Equipment Co., Ltd. – the supplier of Timber Gondola, Cubic tower, Display showcases & counters

Treat your store to a clean contemporary look. The beautiful visual appeal of the natural maple wood grain laminate finish is truly unique. The versatile line of fixtures and showcases feature tempered glass, aluminum frames and matching interior brackets. Made from sturdy, slab end construction and durable low pressure laminate surfaces.

Standard components

• Tempered glass
• Sturdy 18mm slab end construction and durable vinyl laminate surface
• Satin finished clear anodized aluminum frame extensions
• Matching steel interior standards and bracket

Advantage

• Will accommodate most cash registers
• Allows for right angle counter layouts
• Great for 90 degree counters wrapping around corners, islands, etc…

What we can offer:

• Sit down Jewelry case
• Counter / Cashwrap combo
• Registers & Wrap counter
• Corner cases
• Display tables

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See how plants are grown in a greenhouse.

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Dean: Southwestern Ontario is the largest concentration of greenhouses in North America. This area produces approximately 60 percent of the greenhouse produce that is consumed within the North American marketplace. The primary greenhouse crops that we grow are sweet bell peppers, tomatoes – tomatoes on the vine and beefsteak tomatoes, cucumbers – mini-cucumbers and long English-style seedless cucumbers.

Primarily how we start our cropping system in the beginning of the year is we will purchase seeds from various suppliers of seed. We grow many types of tomatoes, there’s a pallet of different colours, shapes, sizes. The plant is growing at a rate of about 20 to 30 centimetres a week. Even from the initial time of planting, all the way through its production cycle we are touching that plant either by harvesting or training, what we call wrapping a string around the plant to hold it up.

Each fruit starts out as a flower and every week we get a new set of flowers. In every greenhouse there will be these yellow boxes. They’re full of bumble bees and we use them for pollination. And so we bring these bumble bees into our greenhouses. We actually buy them — a box of bees and they are usually in our greenhouse for about three or four months. The bumble bees will fly around and pollinate the flowers to produce fruit. And over an eight week period, we will see a new set of tomatoes. So every week we’re seeing a new set of flowers and every week we’re harvesting a fresh new cluster of tomatoes that will then find their way into store shelves locally and all around North America.