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2x4 Halls Wall Garden Lean to Greenhouse
- 1320mm (4ft 3") Wide Aluminium Greenhouse
- Silver Aluminum Frame
- 3mm Toughened Safety Glazing
- 1 Opening Roof Vent
- 10 Year Warranty
Greenhouse Dimensions
A: Greenhouse width
690mm (2′ 3″)
B: Greenhouse depth
1320mm (4′ 3″)
C: Ridge height
1840mm (6′)
D: Eaves height
1520m
E & F: Door Size
590mm (1′ 11″) x 1520m (aperture)
Minimum Base Size
690mm (2′ 3″) x 1320mm (4′ 3″)
The Halls Wall Garden 2x4 Lean-to with toughened safety glass is perfect for your patio space or against a shed or garage. It looks stylish and it`s highly practical design will enable you grow all sorts of plants in a warm and compact space.
This Halls Wall Garden has a single opening roof vent for ventilation, a smooth single sliding door and a stylish green powder coated finish. Toughened glass is by far the best glazing for the UK climate as it`s Short panes offer the best rigidity and wind resistance.
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