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Halls Atrium Green Hexagonal Greenhouse
- 12ft 3" (3754mm) Wide Aluminium Greenhouse.
- 6mm Twin Wall Polycarbonate in the Roof.
- No Clips Glazing Capping System.
- Green Powder Coated Frame.
- 3 Side Vents.
- Double Sliding Doors.
- Optional Base Plinth.
- 10 Year Warranty (Frame and Base).
- HALLS ACCESSORIES - ADD BELOW.
Greenhouse Dimensions
Greenhouse width
3754mm (12′ 3″)
Greenhouse depth
3251mm (10′ 7″)
Ridge height
2870mm (9′ 4″)
Eaves height
1820mm (5′ 11″)
Door Size
920mm (3′) 1775mm (5′ 9″) (aperture)
Minimum Base Size
3754mm (12′ 3″) x 3251mm (10′ 7″)
The 12ft 3" wide Halls Atrium Green Hexagonal Greenhouse is NEW for 2018 and features a culmination of both style and function into one building.
The Halls Hexagonal Atrium will give you more than enough growing space to bring on seedlings as well as grow salad, herbs and vegetables all year round. The great thing about a 12ft wide greenhouse is the working space inside that means a couple of you can be toiling away potting up or plants without bumping into each other. The extra width also means that you can use the greenhouse more like a conservatory.
The Green Atrium has 3mm Full Length Toughened Glass side panels which will let light flood onto your plants and a 6mm Twin Wall Polycarbonate roof which both acts as insulation to retain the heat in the colder months but also will difuse the sunlight in the Summer to stop plants getting scorched.
The unique shape of the Hexagonal Halls Atrium is not only a great focal point in your garden, but would make a great area for just relaxing. The 3 side vents will get the air circulating while the large double doors will make access easy for everything from a wheelbarrow to a table and chairs!
Toughened Safety Glass
Our toughened safety glass offers superior clarity and durability. It's designed to break into small, less harmful pieces, providing enhanced safety for your greenhouse environment.
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