The current lead time for installation, following successful delivery is within 15 – 20 working days. If however something would go wrong with the assembly or delivery, customer service is extremely helpful and will send you missing or broken parts immediately Better insulation than glass – offers a double-glazing effect that’ll keep your greenhouse warmer for longer It can also be used as an auxiliary greenhouse, offering additional space even if you already have a full-size greenhouse in the garden.

Easier to install than glass thanks to the lighter weight (and the fact there’s no danger of it shattering if dropped) If you’re trying to choose the best polycarbonate greenhouse for your garden, the following information will help you make an informed decision: Benefits of a Polycarbonate GreenhouseWe would definitely recommend this greenhouse. The only thing that you have to take into account is that this greenhouse might not survive extreme winds and harsh storms. It should however hold up fine in ‘normal’ weather circumstances and light storms. If you want to add extra stability, make sure you anchor your greenhouse into the ground. STURDY & DURABLE: This polycarbonate greenhouse is constructed with rust-resistant aluminium alloy frame and high quality polycarbonate board for growhouse's long-term use. If you have a larger space and wish to grow more plants, you may want to consider a larger 6 x 8ft (1.8 x 2.4m) greenhouse. If you favour traditional appearances, you might be keen to opt for glass. Glass greenhouses tend to have a more expensive look (which probably has something to do with the fact that they cost more!) and are a highly aesthetic option. Included with the greenhouse is a galvanised-steel base which helps hold the structure together. Although this model is silver, it’s also available in green.

It’s also worth noting that the polycarbonate panels are a little thin, and may require a sealant – such as silicone – to ensure they stay in place through all weather. Generally speaking, this greenhouse will need additional reinforcement to ensure it stands the test of time. STABLE STRUCTURE: Strong base to provide this sunroom for plants stability and durability. Four stakes included to pin into the ground Assembly is perfectly doable. Make sure you read the manual in advance and lay out all the parts. Like the one above, we would definitely recommend to do it with 2 people. This greenhouse is too big and heavy to assemble by yourself. Scottish Highlands & Islands postcodes: AB, FK, HS, IV, KA, KW, PA, PH, ZE, LL58-LL78, IM, TR, PO30-41 If you don’t have a lot of space available (or even if you do and you just want a smaller greenhouse unit) there are greenhouses available that are more like cabinets than walk-in buildings. These ‘mini greenhouses’ can be installed anywhere (commonly against the wall of your house) and still have enough space for several seed trays or smaller plants.Some greenhouses have a hinged door that opens outwards whilst others have a sliding door. You may even come across greenhouses that have a door at each end for easier access. Due to polycarbonate’s lighter weight, panels can blow out if not secured in firmly enough (the greenhouse itself also needs to be firmly secured to the ground)

Inclusive delivery to England, Wales, and Southern Scotland up to and including Glasgow and Edinburgh, but not above. Featuring two shelves, this miniature greenhouse has been designed to allow you to place multiple pots inside at once. The front opening doors and lid top rood allowing for ideal humidity and temperature control, in addition to easy access inside, all whilst encouraging successful growth. A great solution which can be used all year round, this piece will help you to grow new plants in a controlled environment.If you want your greenhouse to be more of a central focal point, you could choose an octagonal design. Alternatively, lean-to greenhouses are a useful option if you want to use an existing wall . These can lean against the house and benefit a little from the building’s heat.