About our Elite greenhouses
Our own paid order data records 268 orders containing an Elite greenhouse between April and September 2026. Median spend on the Elite greenhouse was £1,122. Streamline led with 46 orders, followed by High Eave with 44 and Compact with 43. Belmont appeared in 30 orders and Craftsman in 26. The Streamline 5x6 with toughened glass was the single best-selling Elite greenhouse, with 13 sold.
For buyers comparing Elite greenhouses for sale, we recommend starting with width, door access and glazing. Compare Elite Streamline greenhouses with the taller High Eave range. An Elite greenhouse starter kit package adds automatic vent openers, a louvre vent, staging and shelving. We also have a professional installation service.
Elite greenhouses price list and model comparison
| Model | Width | Lengths | Price from | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Compact | 1300mm (4ft 3in) | 4ft-10ft | £589 | Narrow spaces with double sliding doors |
| Streamline | 1590mm (5ft 3in) | 4ft-12ft | £599 | A narrower footprint with double sliding doors |
| Craftsman | 1900mm (6ft 2in) | 4ft-20ft | £579 | The lowest freestanding starting price |
| High Eave ⭐ Matt's Pick | 1900mm (6ft 2in) | 4ft-20ft | £629 | Taller growers, with 1585mm eaves and a 1910mm door opening |
| Belmont | 2545mm (8ft 4in) | 4ft-20ft | £729 | A wider greenhouse with 5ft 2in eaves |
| Supreme | 3195mm (10ft 5in) | - | £910 | More width, double sliding doors and an 8ft rear shelf |
| Classique | 3804mm (12ft 5in) | - | £1,029 | The widest listed freestanding footprint and 3ft wide double doors |
| Titan | 1900mm-3804mm | - | £1,429 | Buyers who want Elite's heaviest frame and 4mm toughened glass |
| Windsor lean-to | 1297mm (4ft 3in) deep | - | £429 | Bungalows, with a 2010mm low ridge |
Matt's Pick: Elite High Eave 8x6 greenhouse - toughened glazing
Best for: Taller growers who want to stand upright at the sides.
Why I recommend it: Its 1900mm width, 1585mm eaves and 1910mm high door opening are why I choose it for taller growers. It has toughened safety glass and 2 opening roof vents. This was our most ordered High Eave size between April and September 2026.
Price from £969 - view the High Eave 8x6
How to choose your Elite greenhouse
When planning a fit, we check the gable width before choosing the length. Compact is 1300mm wide; Streamline is 1590mm wide. Both have double sliding doors. Craftsman is 1900mm wide with a single sliding door. Choose High Eave at the same width if side headroom matters more.
Most models have 3mm horticultural glass, 3mm toughened safety glass or 6mm twin-wall polycarbonate choices. We recommend toughened glass when safety glazing is your priority. The 3mm toughened option is Grade A glass to EN12150. Titan, Sanctuary, Edge and Zenith use 4mm toughened glass with glazing bar capping. Compare the choices in our greenhouse glazing guide.
For Elite's heaviest frame, we would choose Titan. It has Core-Vect box-section aluminium and cantilever bracing on the bars. Its specification includes bar capping, a ridge canopy seal and a 10 blade louvre vent. Silver aluminium is standard across Elite frames, with 10 powder-coated finishes available. These are green, black, brown, grey, white, olive, navy, stone, mocha and berry.
Choose a starter kit package if you want automatic vent openers, a louvre vent, staging and shelving included. Compact, Streamline, Craftsman, High Eave, Belmont and Titan have integral low threshold bases. You enter without stepping over a raised sill. For later additions, check our Elite accessories and spares.
🔧 Matt's installation tip: check width and entry
When fitting an Elite greenhouse, we recommend checking the base area against the chosen model's width and length. Width is the gable end, so check your planned door position before choosing the footprint. Keep the base level and the entrance clear to make practical use of the low threshold. For Windsor, check the wall position against its 2010mm ridge height.
Frequently asked questions
- How much do Elite greenhouses cost?
Our cheapest Elite greenhouse is the Easygrow lean-to, from £380. The cheapest freestanding model is the Craftsman 6x4, from £579. Our April to September 2026 paid orders had a median Elite greenhouse spend of £1,122.
- Where are Elite greenhouses made, and what warranty do they have?
Elite greenhouses are made in Great Britain and carry a 20 year warranty. The Elite warranty covers the aluminium frame and base.
- Which Elite greenhouse suits a small garden?
Compact is the narrowest freestanding model listed here, at 1300mm wide. It has double sliding doors and lengths of 4ft-10ft. We recommend comparing the Compact range against your available gable width first.
- Does Elite make lean-to greenhouses?
Elite makes Easygrow, Windsor, Kensington and Titan K800 lean-to greenhouses. Easygrow is 670mm deep; Windsor is 1297mm deep with a 2010mm low ridge for bungalows. Compare the Kensington 6ft lean-to at 1915mm deep, or Titan K800 for a Core-Vect frame.
- Which glazing can I choose for an Elite greenhouse?
Most Elite models have horticultural glass, toughened safety glass or twin-wall polycarbonate choices. These are 3mm horticultural glass, 3mm Grade A toughened glass to EN12150, or 6mm twin-wall polycarbonate. Titan, Sanctuary, Edge and Zenith use 4mm toughened glass with glazing bar capping.
- Can you install my Elite greenhouse?
We have a professional greenhouse installation service. Review our installation service when you choose your Elite model. We recommend checking the footprint and planned entrance before arranging fitting.
In short: Elite greenhouses are made in Great Britain, with a 20 year warranty covering the aluminium frame and base. Compact is 1300mm (4ft 3in) wide; Classique is 3804mm (12ft 5in) wide. Craftsman lengths are 4ft-20ft. Most models have 3mm horticultural glass, 3mm toughened glass or 6mm polycarbonate choices. Easygrow lean-to prices start from £380.
Need help choosing?
Call our team free on 0800 098 8877. Compare your available space with the Elite widths above before you call.