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Fastfit 6x4 Greenhouse Floor Kit
- 2m (6ft 6") Wide Greenhouse Floor Kit
- Customisable design
- Eco Friendly
- High Load Capacity
- Provides Natural Drainage
- Quick Click Construction
- Water Permeable Membrane
- Light Weight
- Rot Proof
- Reusable and Extendible
Floor Kit Dimensions
A: Floor Kit width
2000mm (6′ 6″)
B: Floor Kit depth
1310mm (4′ 3″)
Please check that your Greenhouse/Shed base will fit with in these dimensions
The Fastfit 6x4 Greenhouse Floor Kit is the most cost effective and simple way of providing a level floor for your Greenhouse.
The 6x4 Greenhouse Floor Kit comes with a simple to construct click together system complete with water permeable membrane to provide essential drainage for your greenhouse whilst keeping the weeds at bay. Quick and easy preparation means no waiting times for concrete to dry.
All of our Fastfix Greenhouse Floor and Shed Base kits are constructed from 100% UK sourced recycled plastic that won't degrade over time.
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