Green Aluminium Greenhouse 10 - Double Door

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Green Aluminium Greenhouse 10 - Double Door
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Pictures 1, 2, 3 and 4 show the 4'3"x4'3" greenhouse. Picture 5 shows the 4'3"x8'4" in a frame colour which is no longer available.

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Unbeatable toughened glass prices! These attractive greenhouses are 4'3" (1.3m) wide. The lengths 2'2" (0.66m), 4'3" (1.3m), 6'3" (1.91m), 8'4" (2.54m), 10'4" (3.15m) or 12'4" (3.76m). This is ideal where space is limited. The high specifications include green powder coated aluminium frames with a generous 5'4" eaves height. Other quality features include toughened safety glass, double sliding doors and a generous allocation of free opening roof vents. Detailed fitting instructions are supplied for DIY self assembly. Low cost installation is available in many areas.

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  • Green powder coated finish
  • Green finish aluminium base plinth included (makes installation easier)
  • Strong aluminium frame with 10 year guarantee
  • Toughened safety glass with full height sheets where practical (with no glass overlaps)
  • Integral gutter
  • Double sliding door
  • 1 free roof vent (4'3" x 2'3", 4'3" x 4'3" and 4'3" x 6'3" greenhouses)
  • 2 free roof vents (4'3" x 8'4" greenhouse)
  • 3 free roof vents (4'3" x 10'4" greenhouse)
  • 4 free roof vents (4'3" x 12'4" greenhouse)
  • Eaves height 5'4" (1630mm) including base plinth
  • Ridge height 6'11" (2110mm) including base plinth
  • Door height 5'8" (1725mm) including base plinth
  • Door width 1'11" (575mm)

THIS ALUMINIUM GREENHOUSE: This metal greenhouse features a strong aluminium frame which is well braced for extra rigidity. Horticultural glass is available if you want a strong greenhouse at the best price. Toughened glass is best if you are concerned about safety. Although strong, the design is basic with all fixing bolts and glazing clips visible and plenty of struts and cross braces required. PVC bar capping is available in place of the glazing clips. Although not as elaborate as some more expensive greenhouses, if you want a strong greenhouse at a sensible price these aluminium greenhouses are a popular choice.

POWDER COATED ALUMINIUM: The powder coated finish is more attractive than the stark silver finish aluminium greenhouses. The tough finish also has excellent weathering properties and retains its gloss and colour superbly. A good example of powder coating is the finish on your washing machine. Powder coated aluminium greenhouses have a similar finish.

TOUGHENED GLASS: Toughened glass is the best glazing material for use in greenhouses. It is around 6 times stronger than normal glass so it is less likely to break and when it does break toughened glass breaks into harmless small pieces. This makes toughened glass the best option for all the family including children, pets and the elderly. Toughened glass also strengthens the frame and it is heavy which helps to resist wind. Although size limits apply, toughened glass panes are longer than horticultural glass, with no overlapping glass and fewer joins. Where required, joins are neat in-line H-profile joins. Greenhouse glass is subject to lower visual standards than other more expensive glass and may include blemishes or imperfections which do not adversely affect the performance.

BASE PLINTH: The base plinth makes installation much easier. It is designed to be a portable and prefabricated foundation beam. The plinth features a flat underside to spread the weight of the greenhouse over a larger area. The base plinth can be placed on any flat and level surface including soil, gravel, decking, concrete or paving slabs. It is best to prepare a perimeter footing of concrete or paving slabs for the base plinth to stand on. However, with care the base plinth can be placed on any surface including soil or gravel provided that the ground is flat and level.

BASE ANCHORS - CORNER PEGS: The base plinth includes corner pegs which are designed to be buried in the ground or set in concrete. This is recommended in less sheltered locations. The pegs are used as angle brackets to fix the corners of the base plinth together but they also extend downwards into the ground. If your greenhouse is sited on an existing patio or paved area you can cut the pegs off at ground level. The offcuts can be used to as brackets to help secure the base plinth into the concrete.

GREENHOUSE LOCATION: Ideally your greenhouse should have a clear space at least 18" wide on all sides, if possible. This ensures easy access for both installation and future maintenance. In reality this is often not practical and at many sites it is not needed. A reduced clearance is often possible on one or two sides. You should cut back or remove any nearby shrubs and trees. Remember to allow for future growth. Ideally the ridge of a greenhouse should run from east to west. The best position for a freestanding greenhouse is a sunny spot outside the shadow of nearby buildings and trees. A sheltered position is best otherwise additional screening may be advisable. Plants need plenty of water so your greenhouse should be close to a water supply and the site should be well drained.

SIZES - LENGTH AND WIDTH: Sizes are sometimes rounded to the nearest nominal size for ease of reading but the correct external wall sizes are listed alongside the price. The first dimension listed is the width and the second dimension is the length. The width refers to the angled gable walls at the front and rear including the door wall. The length refers to the side walls. All sizes are approximate.

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