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2x6 Green Halls Supreme Wall Garden Lean to
Greenhouse Dimensions
A: Greenhouse width
710mm (2′ 3″)
B: Greenhouse depth
1930mm (6′ 3″)
C: Ridge height
1950mm (6′ 4″)
D: Eaves height
1240mm (4′)
E & F: Door Size
600mm (1′ 11″) x 1650mm (5′ 4″) (aperture)
Minimum Base Size
710mm (2′ 3″) x 1930mm (6′ 3″)
Quick Code: P14775
The Halls Supreme Wall Garden is perfect for your patio or balcony. It looks stylish and will let you grow all sorts of plants and vegetables in a small space.
The Halls Supreme Wall Garden toughened safety glass is a long single sheet that goes from base to eaves and a long single pane for each roof section. Toughened glass is recommended for gardens where children or pets are around as it won`t break into dangerous shards like standard greenhouse glass but into small pebbles like a car windscreen. Toughened safety glass is also far better if you live in a windy spot as it`s heavy meaning it won`t blow out in high winds and makes your greenhouse generally more stable as a result.
This Supreme Wall Garden has a single opening roof vent for ventilation, a smooth single sliding door and a full range of shelves to house your plants. The green powder coated finish lets the greenhouse blend in with the surroundings in your garden while protecting the aluminium frame from the elements.
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- 710mm (2ft 3") Wide Aluminium Greenhouse.
- Green Aluminium Frame.
- Includes Halls Steel Base 128mm High.
- 3mm Full Length Toughened Glazing.
- Acrylic Curved Roof Eaves.
- 1x Opening Roof Vent.
- 1x 4ft Aluminium Shelf.
- 3 Tiers of Shelving on either side.
- 20x Seed Trays.
- 10 Year Warranty.
The Halls Supreme Wall Garden is perfect for your patio or balcony. It looks stylish and will let you grow all sorts of plants and vegetables in a small space.
The Halls Supreme Wall Garden toughened safety glass is a long single sheet that goes from base to eaves and a long single pane for each roof section. Toughened glass is recommended for gardens where children or pets are around as it won`t break into dangerous shards like standard greenhouse glass but into small pebbles like a car windscreen. Toughened safety glass is also far better if you live in a windy spot as it`s heavy meaning it won`t blow out in high winds and makes your greenhouse generally more stable as a result.
This Supreme Wall Garden has a single opening roof vent for ventilation, a smooth single sliding door and a full range of shelves to house your plants. The green powder coated finish lets the greenhouse blend in with the surroundings in your garden while protecting the aluminium frame from the elements.
Toughened Safety Glass
Our toughened safety glass offers superior clarity and durability. It's designed to break into small, less harmful pieces, providing enhanced safety for your greenhouse environment.
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