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Halls Supreme Green 8x6 Greenhouse
Greenhouse Dimensions
A: Greenhouse width
1930mm (6′ 3″)
B: Greenhouse depth
2570mm (8′ 5″)
C: Ridge height
1950mm (6′ 4″)
D: Eaves height
1240mm (4′)
E & F: Door Size
600mm (1′ 11″) x 1610mm (5′ 3″) (aperture)
Minimum Base Size
1930mm (6′ 3″) x 2570mm (8′ 5″)
Quick Code: P15081
- 6ft 4" (1920mm) Wide Aluminium Greenhouse.
- 3mm Full Length Toughened Safety Glass.
- Curved Eaves (Acrylic).
- Green Aluminium Frame.
- Single Sliding Door.
- 1x Opening Roof Vent.
- 10 Year Warranty (Frame and Base).
- HALLS ACCESSORIES - ADD BELOW.
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The Vitavia 8x6 Green Orion 5000 Greenhouse - Toughened Glass has a BETTER specification than the Halls Supreme Green 8x6 Greenhouse - 3mm Toughened Glazing but at a LOWER PRICE: £904.00!!
The 8x6 Halls Supreme with 3mm toughened glazing glass is an ideal greenhouse for a small space in your garden or allotment.
The Halls Supreme green 8ft x 6ft Greenhouse with toughened safety glass will get you growing in even the smallest of yards or gardens and offers all of the features you would expect from a Halls greenhouse. The attractive curved eaves on the Supreme are made from tough UV protected acrylic and give the greenhouse a unique look. Halls toughened safety glass is a long single sheet that goes from base to eaves and a long single pane for each roof section. Toughened glass is recommended for gardens where children or pets are around as it won`t break into dangerous shards like standard greenhouse glass but into small pebbles like a car windscreen. Toughened safety glass is also far better if you live in a windy spot as it`s heavy, meaning it won`t blow out in high winds and makes your greenhouse generally more stable as a result.
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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Halls Supreme Green 8x6 Greenhouse Toughened + Base
It looks very stylish.It's sturdy and was quick to erect by your friendly staff.It seems quite cosy, but of course it's a bit too early in the season to tell how well it performs.
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8x6 Vitavia Green Saturn 5000 Greenhouse Horticultural Glass
Quality product delivered by a helpful delivery driver
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8x12 Vitavia Green Saturn 9900 Greenhouse Horticultural Glass
Good quality greenhouse which once we'd got it built was really impressive in the garden.
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