8 X 4ft Walk-In Garden Greenhouse Aluminium Frame Polycarbonate
£191.99 inc VAT - Free Delivery
Estimated delivery: 2-3 days with tracking
8.3FT X 4FT ON-WALL DESIGN: Lean-to-wall design is space-saving, suitable for smaller garden and outdoor spaces. A mini garden greenhouse suitable for growing and nurturing vegetables, fruit, herbs and flowers.
FIVE-POSITION ADJUSTABLE ROOF: Open and fix to a position you want – it’s easy to let fresh air inside when needed. Plants can easily get all the fresh air they need.
ALUMINIUM FRAME AND BASE: Naturally strong and durable metal structure for a reliable outdoor plant shelter. Integrated rain gutters for rainwater drainage. Four stakes included to pin to the ground.
POLYCARBONATE PANELS: Creates a safe inside shelter – holds heat in and protects from mild weathering. Allows 90% light inside for nourishing plants inside effectively. DIMENSIONS: 253L x 127W x 220H cm. Door Dimensions: 60L x 169H cm.
ASSEMBLY REQUIRED.
| Weight | 21 kg |
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| Dimensions | 253 × 127 × 220 cm |
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Barry Doughty –
Good product but assembly instructions difficult.
Halo MikeHalo Mike –
The instructions aren’t the best, but they are correct (however much you may think they’re not!)Allow a weekend to complete it if you’re on your own – DIY time is not the same as normal time :-)I managed to swap the door to the other end, but it took some hacksawing and creative thinking.I’d recommend screwing timber battens to the wall, then fixing the lean-to to these. They’ll take out any irregularity in the brickwork. You will need to slacken a few screws once up to align things – you will think that the large polycarb sheets are too big, but with some tweaking it will all fit.Now it’s up, it seems turdy enough. Pleased with it.
mary wood –
The erection and putting together of this leantoo, has been very difficult to say the least. Even though the instruction booklet is very detailed it takes some following.We are 2 days in and still not completed. I await finished construction to give another review as to sturdiness.
Richard Chamberlain –
Product could have been a lot better with a little more thought as it was it was extremely difficult to puttogether even for someone who has spent a lifetime in the building trades if I had to do it again I could doit in half the time as it was it took over 2 days to assemble and I had to strengthen it in certain places tomake it more likely to stay up in a wind the idea is fairly reasonable but the assembly needs at least two pairs of hands to make it more practical you will certainly need a large G & T after a day on this !!
CarolCarol –
Pleased with this lean two now it’s up dose need 2people and follow the instructions carefully