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Palram Canopia Hybrid 6x12 Green Polycarbonate
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Palram Canopia 6x12 EcoGrow Greenhouse
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Greenhouse Dimensions
A: Greenhouse width
1970mm (6′ 5″)
B: Greenhouse depth
3870mm (12′ 8″)
C: Ridge height
1930mm (6′ 3″)
D: Eaves height
1340mm (4′ 4″)
E & F: Door Size
580mm (1′ 10″) x 1700mm (5′ 6″) (aperture)
Minimum Base Size
1970mm (6′ 5″) x 3870mm (12′ 8″)
Quick Code: P171386
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The Palram - Canopia EcoGrow 6x12 Greenhouse is a large greenhouse, perfect for growing many plants throughout the year in the garden or the allotment plot.
The Eco Grow 6ft x 12ft Greenhouse is made from poly resin which wonât bend or discolour like aluminium. Complete with itâs 4mm polycarbonate glazing this greenhouse weighs in at 185 lbâs making it a good sturdy weight which will help it to survive harsh wind and snowy conditions.
The Eco Grow 6 x 12 has a single opening roof vent and an outward opening door with locking latch. Palram - Canopia greenhouses are very easy to assemble as they use a unique snap-together system making it easy to do-it-yourself.
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