Palram Canopia 8x20 Hobby Gardener
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Palram Canopia Grand Gardener 8x20 Greenhouse
Greenhouse Dimensions
A: Greenhouse width
2590mm (8′ 5″)
B: Greenhouse depth
6310mm (20′ 8″)
C: Ridge height
2375mm (7′ 9″)
D: Eaves height
1940mm (6′ 4″)
E & F: Door Size
1200mm (3′ 11″) x 1700mm (5′ 6″) (aperture)
Minimum Base Size
2590mm (8′ 5″) x 6310mm (20′ 8″)
Quick Code: P14713
The Palram - Canopia 8x20 Grand Gardener Greenhouse is tough and ideal for the UKâs often blustery, wet weather. The Grand Gardener is perfect for family gardens or allotment use as itâs polycarbonate glazing wonât shatter.
The Grand Gardener 8ft x 20ft Greenhouse is made from poly resin which wonât bend or discolour like aluminium. Complete with itâs crystal clear side glazing to let in light and the 4mm polycarbonate glazing for the roof it offers great growing conditions whilst protecting your plants from scorching from excessive UV rays .This greenhouse weighs in at 641 lbâs making it a good sturdy weight which will help it to survive harsh wind and snowy conditions.
The Grand Gardener 8 x 20 has a four opening roof vent and double outward opening doors 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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