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Palram Canopia Automatic Vent Opener
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Add an autovent that will automatically open your roof vent to ventilate your greenhouse.
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Palram Canopia Sun Room 6x10 Lean to Greenhouse
- 6ft 4" wide x 10ft 6" deep
- Strong Resin Frame in White
- 4mm Twin Wall Polycarbonate Glazing
- 3mm Clear Acrylic Side Panels
- 1 x Roof Vent
- Lockable Hinged Single Door
- Door can go either side
- Simple Construction
- 5 Year Warranty
Greenhouse Dimensions
A: Greenhouse width
1950mm (6′ 4″)
B: Greenhouse depth
3210mm (10′ 6″)
C: Ridge height
2470mm (8′ 1″)
D: Eaves height
1340mm (4′ 4″)
E & F: Door Size
580mm (1′ 10″) x 1850mm (6′) (aperture)
Minimum Base Size
1950mm (6′ 4″) x 3210mm (10′ 6″)
The Palram - Canopia Sun Room 6 x 10 Lean to Greenhouse is tough and ideal for the UKâs often blustery, wet weather. The Sun Room is perfect for adding more space to your house for relaxing in and growing plants.
The Palram - Canopia Sun Room 6ft x 10ft lean-to is made from white 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 273 lbâs making it a good sturdy weight which will help it to survive harsh wind and snowy conditions.
Overall product rating out of 5: 5.00
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Palram Canopia Sun Room 8x8 Lean to Greenhouse
looks lovely takes 2 people to install it .takes roughly 2days to install i suggest you get your own fitter.s that the company who do installations charge £1,.500 00 .but i am very happy with the sunroom well worth buying .mine is 8x8 a decent size ,
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