Swallow Kingfisher 6x20 Wooden
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Swallow Kingfisher 6x20 Dwarf Wall Wooden Greenhouse
Free Installation
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Greenhouse Dimensions
A: Greenhouse width
2035mm (6′ 8″)
B: Greenhouse depth
6360mm (20′ 10″)
C: Ridge height
2370mm (7′ 9″)
D: Eaves height
1730mm (5′ 8″)
E & F: Door Size
570mm (1′ 10″) x 1980mm (6′ 5″) (aperture)
Minimum Base Size
2035mm (6′ 8″) x 6360mm (20′ 10″)
Quick Code: P175016
Why is ThermoWood the Best?
ThermoWood is a thermally modified timber known for its durability and stability in harsh weather.
Oiled Finish
Oiling Wood enhances its natural beauty and prolongs its lifespan.
Autovents as Standard
Swallow use high quality Bayliss XL Automatic roof vent openers as standard on every roof vent. Even when you're not around your greenhouse will be well ventilated.
Staging Included
Swallow include a length of slatted staging with all greenhouses that is 520mm wide and 745mm high.
Installation Included
Swallow Greenhouses are delivered and installed countrywide for free. You simply order your new greenhouse and it will be delivered and erected in your garden by a Swallow fitting team.
Damp Barrier
20mm black PVC section screwed to the bottom of the greenhouse stops damp rising into the timber.
Swallow Products
Swallow GB Ltd prides itself on its attention to detail, offering products that are not only functional but also enhance the beauty of any garden. Their greenhouses are built to last, with features like toughened safety glass and automated ventilation systems, ensuring an optimal growing environment..
12 Year Warranty
Swallow products come with a 12 year warranty that covers the Timber for Rot, Decay and Insect Infestation. Buildings must be re-treated inside and outside annually with a high-quality wood preserver according to the maintenance advice
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