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Halls Cotswold (Eden) Roller Blind Greenhouse Shading
The Eden Roller Blind Greenhouse Shading kits are perfect for any greenhouse with a 2ft pane width. Each pack comes with 2 roller blinds.
The practical design means that they are fitted in minutes and can be deployed and stowed away in seconds. Simply screw the suckers to the main body of the blind, stick to your glass or polycarbonate and away you go!!
The shading blinds measure 575mm in width and roll out to 1900mm in length. Total width is 610mm. Each pack comes with 2 roller blinds.
The Eden Roller Blind Greenhouse Shading kits are perfect for any greenhouse with a 2ft pane width. Each pack comes with 2 roller blinds.
The practical design means that they are fitted in minutes and can be deployed and stowed away in seconds. Simply screw the suckers to the main body of the blind, stick to your glass or polycarbonate and away you go!!
The shading blinds measure 575mm in width and roll out to 1900mm in length. Total width is 610mm. Each pack comes with 2 roller blinds.
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