Elite Titan Greenhouses

About our Elite Titan greenhouses

Elite Titan greenhouses are made in Great Britain with Elite's Core-Vect box-section aluminium frame. Our paid order data recorded Titan models in 14 orders between April and September 2026. The Titan 700 was our most ordered Titan width, appearing in five orders across 14x7 and 12x7 sizes. Compare the Titan 700 with the wider Titan 800.

Across all Elite ranges, median greenhouse spend was £1,122 in the same period, so a Titan is a deliberate budget increase. The cheaper Elite High Eave has a standard frame, 3mm glass and no standard bar capping. We recommend comparing the included frame and glazing kit across the Elite greenhouse range.

Compare Elite Titan widths and door openings

How to choose your Elite Titan greenhouse

We recommend choosing width before length. The Titan 600 and 700 have 840mm door openings; the Titan 800 and 1200 have 1150mm openings. Measure the equipment you intend to take through the doors before ordering. The 600, 700 and 800 are available in lengths between 6ft and 20ft.

The Titan 1000 and 1200 start at 10ft long and extend to 20ft. Both have two opening roof vents. Choose these widths if your available ground space suits a 3195mm or 3804mm greenhouse.

Freestanding Titans have full-length 4mm Grade A toughened safety glass to EN12150 as standard. Some sizes are also available with 6mm polycarbonate. Silver is standard, with powder-coated colours available as options. Check the glazing and colour choices on your selected size before ordering.

Freestanding Titans include an integral low threshold base. The K800 lean-to has flat sills and needs no base. Its double sliding doors can go at either end or the front, so decide access before choosing the layout. For other Core-Vect designs, compare the Sanctuary and Edge pent roof.

Frequently asked questions

• What makes an Elite Titan greenhouse stronger than other Elite models?

  Every Titan uses Core-Vect, Elite's heaviest aluminium frame. Freestanding Titans also have cantilever bracing in the roof, sides and corners, plus bar capping for high winds. The cheaper Elite High Eave has a standard frame and no bar capping as standard.

• Should I choose an Elite Titan 600, 700 or 800?

  The Titan 600, 700 and 800 are 1900mm, 2225mm and 2545mm wide respectively. We recommend the 700 where 6ft feels tight and an 8ft greenhouse takes too much space. The 800 has a 1150mm door opening, compared with 840mm on the 600 and 700.

• Is an Elite Titan worth the extra cost for a windy garden?

  The extra cost buys Elite's heaviest frame and more standard glazing support. We recommend a Titan for buyers who want Core-Vect, cantilever bracing and bar capping for high winds. Compare the frame choices in our guide to greenhouses for exposed gardens.

• What glazing do Elite Titan greenhouses use?

  Freestanding Titans have full-length 4mm toughened safety glass as standard. This is Grade A glass to EN12150, held with glazing bar capping. Some sizes are also available with 6mm polycarbonate.

• Does an Elite Titan greenhouse need a separate base?

  Freestanding Titans include an integral low threshold base. The Titan K800 lean-to needs no base because flat sills are included. We recommend preparing level ground before fitting either type.

• What warranty does an Elite Titan greenhouse have?

  Elite provides a 20 year warranty on the aluminium frame and base. Titan greenhouses are made in Great Britain. Silver frames are standard, with powder-coated colours available as options.

In short: Elite Titan freestanding widths are 1900mm (6ft 3in), 2225mm (7ft 4in) and 2545mm (8ft 4in). Larger widths are 3195mm (10ft 5in) and 3804mm (12ft 5in). Lengths are 6ft to 20ft for smaller widths, or 10ft to 20ft for the 1000 and 1200. Standard glazing is 4mm toughened glass; some sizes have 6mm polycarbonate options. Prices start from £1,539, with a 20 year aluminium frame and base warranty.