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550mm (1′ 9″)
800mm (2′ 7″)
930mm (3′)
550mm (1′ 9″) x 800mm (2′ 7″)
The Access 1x3 Herb House Mini Greenhouse is a compact and convenient structure for growing fresh herbs in small spaces. It has uses a convection ventilation design that allows it to self-ventilate by drawing cool air through the bottom and flowing it through the slatted vents in the rear. Extra ventilation can be used with the sliding door and roof panels when needed.
This Access Herb House Greenhouse is manufactured in the UK and comes with extra strong 4mm Toughened glass throughout, 1 Wide folding seed tray as well as all of the fixing that you will need to secure it all backed up by a 25 year Warranty. Optional Powder Coating, Misting System and WWide Shelf Cover are available below.
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A solid base is the backbone of any greenhouse. You might think skipping this step saves time, but trust me—I've seen plenty of greenhouses fail because of poor foundations. A dodgy base causes more headaches than you'd believe.
What happens with a bad base? Glass cracks. Doors jam. The structure twists. Water pools where it shouldn't. And fixing these problems costs way more than doing it right first time.
Placing your greenhouse in the right spot makes all the difference between thriving plants and disappointing results. As a greenhouse specialist who's spent 15 years helping UK gardeners optimise their growing spaces, I've seen first-hand how position affects everything from temperature regulation to plant health.
Let me share what actually works in our unique British climate. The greenhouse position might seem like a minor detail, but it's one of those things that can make or break your growing success. I made this mistake myself when I first started - my poorly positioned greenhouse meant I was fighting an uphill battle with inadequate light and temperature fluctuations.
