Installation requires that you purchase the Base Plinth Option if one is available. You MUST have a surface of slabs, concrete or decking. NOT soil or gravel.
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Vitavia 8x10 Green Phoenix 8300 Greenhouse
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Greenhouse Dimensions
A: Greenhouse width
2564mm (8′ 4″)
B: Greenhouse depth
3246mm (10′ 7″)
C: Ridge height
2460mm (8′)
D: Eaves height
1510mm (4′ 11″)
E & F: Door Size
1220mm (4′) x 2000mm (6′ 6″) (aperture)
Minimum Base Size
2564mm (8′ 4″) x 3246mm (10′ 7″)
Growing Area
8.3m2
Quick Code: P17114
The 8x10 Green Vitavia Phoenix Greenhouse with 6mm polycarbonate glazing is super safe for children and pets in your garden and a great choice if you want the very best insulation for your plants.
NEW - Low Threshold Entrance means that there is nothing to step over when you enter the greenhouse. This is very safe, as there`s nothing to trip over. It`s also great for access if you use a wheelchair or for getting in and out with a wheelbarrow.
NEW - Integrated Perimeter Base Plinth on the Phoenix Greenhouse adds strength and keeps the greenhouse rigid, square and strong. Along with the added corner and steel roof bracing, this greenhouse is perfect for the UK gardener.
6mm Twin Wall Polycarbonate Glazing is the safest glazing for gardens where children are playing and balls are flying about. Polycarbonate is shatterproof and will not injure your children or pets. Not only is it safe, this glazing also offers fantastic insulation as essentially, it`s double glazed, it`s also slightly opaque, and this offers good shading to your plants preventing scorching.
The green Vitavia Phoenix 8300 8ft x 10ft has 4 opening roof vents for ventilation, a sliding double door and integrated gutters.
Also known as the Vitavia Arizona.
low-threshold base
Vitavia's low-threshold base makes entering your greenhouse simple and safe:
No step to trip over - Walk straight in with wheelbarrows or mobility aids
Built into the frame - Strong, stable foundation that's part of the structure
Easy gardening - Move plants and tools in and out without hassle
Perfect for gardeners who want convenient, accessible greenhouse entry.
High-Performance Twin-Wall Polycarbonate
Twin-wall polycarbonate is an ideal choice for greenhouse glazing, offering a balance of strength, light transmission, and insulation. It's perfect for both amateur gardeners and professional horticulturists.
Green Powder Coated Frame
The green powder coated frame and optional base look great and protect the aluminium from weathering. Powder coating is a process where powdered paint is applied using an electrostatic charge to transfer the powder to the aluminium.
Vitavia Greenhouses
Vitavia Greenhouses are known for their high-quality construction, featuring corrosion-resistant aluminium frames and a range of glazing options. Designed for both novice and experienced gardeners, they offer durability, style, and excellent growing conditions.
12 Year Warranty
Vitavia greenhouses come with a 12-year warranty on the greenhouse frame. This warranty covers any manufacturing defects in materials or workmanship. However, it does not cover glass, 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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- Why choose a Vitavia Steel Perimeter base?
- How do I prepare the base for my greenhouse?
- How is the Greenhouse Packaged?
- Where do I find the assembly instructions?
- How long does it take to build?
- Where should I start with my greenhouse assembly?
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