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6x6 Green Halls Popular Greenhouse
Greenhouse Dimensions
A: Greenhouse width
1930mm (6′ 3″)
B: Greenhouse depth
1950mm (6′ 4″)
C: Ridge height
1960mm (6′ 5″)
D: Eaves height
1220mm (4′)
E & F: Door Size
600mm (1′ 11″) x 1610mm (5′ 3″) (aperture)
Minimum Base Size
1930mm (6′ 3″) x 1950mm (6′ 4″)
Quick Code: P172495
- 6ft 4" (1920mm) Wide Aluminium Greenhouse.
- 4mm Polycarbonate Glazing.
- Green Aluminum Frame.
- Sliding Door.
- Integral Aluminium Gutters.
- 1x Opening Roof Vents.
- 10 Year Warranty (Frame and Base).
- Full Instruction Booklet Provided.
- HALLS ACCESSORIES - ADD BELOW.
The green 6x6 Halls Popular is just the right size for growing some fresh produce on the patio.
We recommend adding a Halls Steel Base to these greenhouses as they are the perfect platform on which to build your greenhouse frame. Halls bases are designed to sit on any hard level surface such as slabs or concrete but will also make installation onto soft ground easier as they come equipped with corner spikes that you may bury in the ground and then concrete into place.
- 6ft 4" (1920mm) Wide Aluminium Greenhouse.
- 4mm Polycarbonate Glazing.
- Green Aluminum Frame.
- Sliding Door.
- Integral Aluminium Gutters.
- 1x Opening Roof Vents.
- 10 Year Warranty (Frame and Base).
- Full Instruction Booklet Provided.
- HALLS ACCESSORIES - ADD BELOW.
Greenhouse Dimensions
A: Greenhouse width
1930mm (6′ 3″)
B: Greenhouse depth
1950mm (6′ 4″)
C: Ridge height
1960mm (6′ 5″)
D: Eaves height
1220mm (4′)
E & F: Door Size
600mm (1′ 11″) x 1610mm (5′ 3″) (aperture)
Minimum Base Size
1930mm (6′ 3″) x 1950mm (6′ 4″)
High-Performance Twin-Wall Polycarbonate
Twin-wall polycarbonate is an ideal choice for greenhouse glazing, offering a balance of strength, light transmission, and insulation. It's perfect for both amateur gardeners and professional horticulturists.
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