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Vitavia Greenhouse Glazing Rubber (10 metres)
The Vitavia Greenhouse Glazing Rubber 10 metres is a high-quality replacement seal designed to help maintain a secure and weather-resistant fit between your greenhouse glass and frame.
Ideal for servicing or re-glazing your Vitavia greenhouse, this flexible rubber strip ensures a snug seal that helps prevent water ingress, reduces draughts, and improves overall insulation. Supplied in a 10 metre length, its suitable for both small repairs and larger maintenance projects.
The Vitavia Greenhouse Glazing Rubber 10 metres is a high-quality replacement seal designed to help maintain a secure and weather-resistant fit between your greenhouse glass and frame.
Ideal for servicing or re-glazing your Vitavia greenhouse, this flexible rubber strip ensures a snug seal that helps prevent water ingress, reduces draughts, and improves overall insulation. Supplied in a 10 metre length, its suitable for both small repairs and larger maintenance projects.
The Vitavia Greenhouse Glazing Rubber 10 metres is a high-quality replacement seal designed to help maintain a secure and weather-resistant fit between your greenhouse glass and frame.
Ideal for servicing or re-glazing your Vitavia greenhouse, this flexible rubber strip ensures a snug seal that helps prevent water ingress, reduces draughts, and improves overall insulation. Supplied in a 10 metre length, its suitable for both small repairs and larger maintenance projects.
Delivery is currently Within 4 Weeks to UK Mainland for Greenhouses, 3-5 Working days for Accessories only.
Optional Installation: If selected, Installation will be carried out 1-8 weeks after the delivery of your Greenhouse. The Installation Team will contact you directly to book in your installation.Our installation service requires a level concrete, slabbed, or decked area to the minimum size stated on the website. Failure to provide a suitable base area may result in you being charged for the failed installation. If you require staging or shelving assembly, you can arrange it directly with the installation team.
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