3x2 Softwood Timber Cold Frame
Quick Code: P175736
- 3ft 4" wide x 2ft 7" deep
- 19mm thick timber frame
- Two independently opening lids
- Lid stays with two height settings per lid
- Pressure treated against rot
- Natural timber finish
- 380mm high, 1020mm wide, 810mm deep
Dimensions
Width
1020mm (3′ 4″)
Depth
810mm (2′ 7″)
Height
380mm (1′ 2″)
Assembled external size
1020mm (3′ 4″) x 810mm (2′ 7″) x 380mm (1′ 2″)
This 3x2 softwood cold frame is a simple way to harden off plants before they go out for good. It measures 1020mm wide and 810mm deep, with a low 380mm profile that tucks against a greenhouse or fence.
The frame uses 19mm thick timber, pressure treated against rot and left in a natural finish. Both lids open on their own, and each lid stay offers two height settings for controlling airflow.
It arrives flat-packed for home assembly.
- 19mm thick timber frame
- Two independently opening lids
- Lid stays with two height settings per lid
- Pressure treated against rot
- Natural timber finish
- 380mm high, 1020mm wide, 810mm deep
Dimensions
Width
1020mm (3′ 4″)
Depth
810mm (2′ 7″)
Height
380mm (1′ 2″)
Assembled external size
1020mm (3′ 4″) x 810mm (2′ 7″) x 380mm (1′ 2″)
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