50,000 m² Gothic greenhouse · Sinaloa
Large complex of Gothic production greenhouses in the state of Sinaloa, one of the main agricultural hubs in northwestern Mexico.
50,000
m² built
10 m
bay width
2022
year of execution
Mexico
location
Large-scale horticultural production
in Sinaloa.
In 2022, Fertri carried out this 50,000 m² Gothic greenhouse complex in the state of Sinaloa, a global benchmark in tomato, pepper and cucumber production for export. The 10-metre-wide bays with a Gothic profile offer an excellent structural response to heavy rainfall and wind, while maximising the interior volume for efficient climate management.
The Gothic greenhouse is the most widely implemented typology in Mexico due to its balance between cost, resistance and agronomic performance. The three-layer plastic cover with anti-UV treatment guarantees optimal light transmission throughout the entire growing season.
The project was delivered turnkey with irrigation, fertigation and climate control systems, and Fertri’s technical team supervised commissioning and training of the client’s staff.
Project sheet
| Country | 🇲🇽 Mexico |
| Region | Sinaloa |
| Year | 2022 |
| Type | Gothic greenhouse |
| Surface area | 50,000 m² |
| Bay width | 10 m |
| Cover | Three-layer anti-UV plastic |
| Modality | Turnkey |
Equipment included
Motorised roof ventilation
Roof windows with automatic opening for thermal control and air renewal.
Drip irrigation + fertigation
Automated head unit with sector programming and nutrient dosing.
Climate control
Climate controller with integrated temperature, humidity and CO₂ sensors.
Execution phases
Technical study and design
Analysis of Sinaloa’s climate conditions and customised structural design.
Manufacturing in Pontedeume
Manufacture of galvanised profiles and components at Fertri’s plant in A Coruña.
Sea transport
Shipment of materials from A Coruña to the port of Mazatlán or Topolobampo.
On-site assembly
Fertri technical team deployed to Sinaloa for the complete installation.
Project delivered
In production since 2022.
