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Palram Canopia Greenhouse Anchor Kit
The Palram Canopia Greenhouse Anchor Kit is a heavy-duty solution designed to securely fasten your Palram – Canopia greenhouse or shed to the ground, providing added stability and peace of mind in windy conditions
This versatile kit includes fixings for a variety of surfaces, including soft ground, concrete, slabs, and decking, ensuring a reliable hold regardless of your greenhouse location. Ideal for enhancing safety and structural integrity, especially in exposed areas.
Please note: this kit is not suitable for 6x4 models.
The Palram Canopia Greenhouse Anchor Kit is a heavy-duty solution designed to securely fasten your Palram â Canopia greenhouse or shed to the ground, providing added stability and peace of mind in windy conditions
This versatile kit includes fixings for a variety of surfaces, including soft ground, concrete, slabs, and decking, ensuring a reliable hold regardless of your greenhouse location. Ideal for enhancing safety and structural integrity, especially in exposed areas.
Please note: this kit is not suitable for 6x4 models.
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