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Palram Canopia Plant Inn 4x4 Raised Cold Frame
- Easy to Build
- 1160mm x 1160mm Raised Cold Frame.
- Rust Resistant Aluminium frame.
- Polycarbonate Panels.
- Hinged Lid with 5 Positions.
- Internal Water Drainage.
- 5 Year Warranty.
Greenhouse Dimensions
Greenhouse width: 1180mm
Greenhouse depth: 1180mm
Height: 2660mm
Minimum Base Size: 1180mm x 1180mm
The Palram Canopia Plant Inn is a rather handy raised 4x4 cold frame with its own storage compartments underneath. It's handy height means it's easy to work with and also helps keep pests away.
The Plant Inn is built from a strong aluminium frame with crystal clear polycarbonate glazing to let in plenty of light and tough grey polycarbonate panels around the storage compartment. The Plant Inn is ideal for getting children interested in gardening and practical for wheelchair users given its height.
The polycarbonate glazing is completely shatterproof and the aluminium will not rust meaning there won`t be any maintenance needed other than a clean now and again.
Crystal Clear Polycarbonate Glazing
Crystal Clear Polycarbonate Glazing is unique to Palram - Canopia greenhouses. This Shatterproof glazing is ideal for a family garden where safety is paramount.
Palram- Canopia Products
Palram Canopia specializes in creating easy to assemble outdoor products including greenhouses, gazebos, storage sheds, carports, and other garden-related structures. Their products are well-regarded for their durability, functionality, and design, catering to both residential and commercial markets.
5 Year Warranty
Palram products come with a 5-year warranty on the greenhouse frame. This warranty covers any manufacturing defects in materials or workmanship. However, it does not cover polycarbonate or Wind Damage. The warranty is only valid if the greenhouse is assembled according to the provided instructions
Frequently Asked Questions
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