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 8x20 Black Zeus 15700 Greenhouse
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Greenhouse Dimensions
A: Greenhouse width
2560mm (8′ 4″)
B: Greenhouse depth
6120mm (20′)
C: Ridge height
2500mm (8′ 2″)
D: Eaves height
1890mm (6′ 2″)
E & F: Door Size
845mm (2′ 9″) x 1741mm (5′ 8″) (aperture)
Minimum size for your greenhouse base:
2560mm (8′ 4″) x 6120mm (20′)
Quick Code: P172398
The Black 8x20 Vitavia Zeus Greenhouse has high 6ft 2" eaves and a great practical growing area with lockable stable doors.
The Zeus 8x20 Greenhouse in black is the largest greenhouse made by Vitavia with a huge growing area of 15.7m. The huge 6ft 2" eaves height gives growing room for the very biggest plants as well as excellent light transmission through the large long pane float glass panels around the greenhouse. The 10mm polycarbonate roof minimises heat loss, reduces condensation and provides protection from harmful u/v rays that can scorch your plants. The lockable Stable Door gives good security and an extra ventilation option as you can leave the top of the door open to ventilate the greenhouse in hot weather.
This black Vitavia Zeus 8x20 has 2 opening roof vents for ventilation, a lockable stable door and integral gutters.
Float Glazing
Float glass is 4mm thick and has perfect clarity, it is commonly used in modern windows.
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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