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Halls Magnum Silver 8x10 Greenhouse
Greenhouse Dimensions
A: Greenhouse width
2570mm (8′ 5″)
B: Greenhouse depth
3220mm (10′ 6″)
C: Ridge height
2580mm (8′ 5″)
D: Eaves height
1480mm (4′ 10″)
E & F: Door Size
1200mm (3′ 11″) x 1820mm (5′ 11″) (aperture)
Minimum Base Size
2570mm (8′ 5″) x 3220mm (10′ 6″)
Quick Code: P14747
- 8ft 5" (2570mm) Wide Aluminium Greenhouse.
- 3mm Horticultural Glazing.
- Silver Aluminium Frame.
- Box Section Ridge Bar.
- Cast Iron Joints on Ridge and Eaves.
- Double Sliding Doors with Lock.
- 4x Opening Roof Vents.
- 10 Year Warranty (Frame and Base).
- HALLS ACCESSORIES - ADD BELOW.
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Save £-844 on a BETTER Greenhouse!!
The Vitavia 8x10 Neptune 8300 Greenhouse - Horticultural Glass has a BETTER specification than the Halls Magnum Silver 8x10 Greenhouse - 3mm Horticultural Glazing but at a LOWER PRICE: £845.00!!
The 8ft 5" wide 8x10 Halls Magnum with double doors is a great greenhouse for the keen gardener or allotment keeper with room for a larger greenhouse.
The Halls Magnum 8ft x 10ft Greenhouse 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 an 8ft 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 gives you more planting options such as using large raised beds or tubs for vine plants.
The Magnum is strengthened at the eaves and ridge by using cast iron joints as well as the actual ridge bar itself being constructed from thick box section. These strengthening features will keep the greenhouse rigid and square in strong winds.
- 8ft 5" (2570mm) Wide Aluminium Greenhouse.
- 3mm Horticultural Glazing.
- Silver Aluminium Frame.
- Box Section Ridge Bar.
- Cast Iron Joints on Ridge and Eaves.
- Double Sliding Doors with Lock.
- 4x Opening Roof Vents.
- 10 Year Warranty (Frame and Base).
- HALLS ACCESSORIES - ADD BELOW.
Greenhouse Dimensions
A: Greenhouse width
2570mm (8′ 5″)
B: Greenhouse depth
3220mm (10′ 6″)
C: Ridge height
2580mm (8′ 5″)
D: Eaves height
1480mm (4′ 10″)
E & F: Door Size
1200mm (3′ 11″) x 1820mm (5′ 11″) (aperture)
Minimum Base Size
2570mm (8′ 5″) x 3220mm (10′ 6″)
High-Quality Horticultural Glass for Optimal Growth
Our horticultural glass provides superior light transmission, durability, and UV protection, ensuring optimal growth conditions for your plants.
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