Width : 2660mm (8'-9") with various lengths to suit.
Greenhouse Specification
Swallow GB Traditional Greenhouses are a quality manufactured timber greenhouse from the best materials available to ensure a long and maintenance free life.
The following is included in all kits :
- Installation onto a prepared base
- All the timber is green tinted tanalised treated wood
- Glazing is toughened safety glass
- All the glazing is slid into a groove and sealed with quality silicone
- All the cut glass shapes are jointed with a clear plastic H section
- The inward opening door has a mortise lock and aluminium handles
- Staging to one side
- Each vent has an Automatic opener
- Full length staging down one side with centre support
- There is a specially turned apex finial for that classic look
- The ridge and top vents are sealed with a specially machined timber capping
- A 20mm black PVC section is screwed to the bottom, called the damp barrier
- All the tongued and grooved boards are fixed with stainless steel nails
- The bottom 12mm tongued and grooved boards are 390mm long
- The redwood pine glazing bars are 58mm x 34mm finished size
Sizes available for the Heron Lean To Greenhouse
1920mm x 2660mm (6' 4" x 8'-9") Price - £1,721.00
2550mm x 2660mm (8' 4" x 8'-9") Price - £1,850.00
3180mm x 2660mm (10' 5" x 8'-9") Price - £2,064.00
3840mm x 2660mm (12' 7" x 8'-9") Price - £2,432.00
4470mm x 2660mm (14' 8" x 8'-9") Price - £2,592.00
5100mm x 2660mm (16' 9" x 8'-9") Price - £2,754.00
5730mm x 2660mm (18' 10" x 8'-9") Price - £3,002.00
Optional Items
The following items are available as optional extras for your Heron Lean To Greenhouse
You will have the opportunity to add these to your shopping basket once you have selected the size of building required
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Gutter System Prices From £57.00 |
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High Shelf Prices From £30.00 |
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