Palram-Canopia | Lean-to Greenhouse 4'x8' (2024)

Lean-To™ Greenhouse 4 ft. x 8 ft. | Palram - Canopia

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Canopia by Palram Lean-To™ Greenhouse 4' x 8'

The Palram-Canopia Lean-To Greenhouse provides you with all the key advantages of a hobby greenhouse for compact sized gardens or limited spaces such as balconies or patios, to grow your own organic herbs and vegetables. It features two types of virtually unbreakable Polycarbonate glazing; twin-wall for the roof and crystal-clear for the walls, and has a corrosion resistant aluminum frame. It also includes an adjustable roof vent for improved air circulation, gutter and gutter heads for water collection, a mounting kit, and a galvanized steel base to ensure a durable and stable product. The Lean To Grow House provides you with an aesthetic, functional, and sturdy structure for many years of gardening.

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Combination Polycarbonate Panels

  • Virtually unbreakable, high-impact resistant, and flexible
  • Combines two types of glazing for balanced light exposure
  • Roof Panels – Twin-wall Polycarbonate panels protect from strong sunlight exposure
  • Wall Panels – Crystal-clear Polycarbonate panels provide over 90% light transmission
  • Maintain their integrity and withstand extreme weather conditions for many years of use
  • Ready to assemble pre-cut panels
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Aluminum Frame

  • Provides a highly durable, rust-resistant and extra-rigid structure
  • Wall mounting kit included
  • Maintenance free
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Lockable Door Handle

  • For extra protection and safety (lock not included). Magnetic door catch included
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Easy Assembly

  • Sliding assembly system
  • Uniform profiles for all positions
  • Ready to assemble pre-drilled profiles
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Built-In Gutters

  • Gutter and gutter heads allow water collection for a sustainable irrigation system
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Adjustable Roof Vent

  • Provides air flow and allows regulation of heat and humidity
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Galvanized steel base

  • Adds structural stability

Practical, elegant, and ideal for small gardens

  • Highly resistant, transparent and safe polycarbonate greenhouse (with Fine Shield Technology™)
  • Combines two types of glazing for balanced light exposure
  • Provides up to 100% protection from harmful sunrays (UV)
  • Life-time resilient, polycarbonate plastic walls; do not fracture, turn yellow or opacify over time
  • Non-rusting, robust aluminum structure
  • Classic, ingenious design, ideal for small gardens or limited spaces such as balconies or small courtyards
  • Built-to-last thanks to outstandingly durable materials
  • Maintenance free
  • Protects your plants from the elements, so you can enjoy an extended growing period
  • Gutter and gutter heads included, allow water collection for a sustainable irrigation system
  • Roof vent, provides air flow and allows regulation of heat and humidity levels
  • Galvanized steel base included, adds structural stability
  • Compact, light weight packaging

1 roof vent included

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Door can only be on the left side

Palram-Canopia Lean-To™ Grow House 4 ft. x 8 ft.

  • WIND RESISTANT – 75km/hr | 47ml/hr
  • SNOW LOAD – 75kg/m² | 15.4lbs/ft²
  • LIGHT TRANSMISSION – Roof - 82%, Walls - 90%
  • POLYCARBONATE ROOF PANEL – 4mm
  • POLYCARBONATE WALL PANEL – 0.7mm

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Canopia by Palram Lean-To™ Greenhouse 4' x 8'

The Palram-Canopia Lean-To Greenhouse provides you with all the key advantages of a hobby greenhouse for compact sized gardens or limited spaces such as balconies or patios, to grow your own organic herbs and vegetables. It features two types of virtually unbreakable Polycarbonate glazing; twin-wall for the roof and crystal-clear for the walls, and has a corrosion resistant aluminum frame. It also includes an adjustable roof vent for improved air circulation, gutter and gutter heads for water collection, a mounting kit, and a galvanized steel base to ensure a durable and stable product. The Lean To Grow House provides you with an aesthetic, functional, and sturdy structure for many years of gardening.

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Combination Polycarbonate Panels

  • Virtually unbreakable, high-impact resistant, and flexible
  • Combines two types of glazing for balanced light exposure
  • Roof Panels – Twin-wall Polycarbonate panels protect from strong sunlight exposure
  • Wall Panels – Crystal-clear Polycarbonate panels provide over 90% light transmission
  • Maintain their integrity and withstand extreme weather conditions for many years of use
  • Ready to assemble pre-cut panels
Palram-Canopia | Lean-to Greenhouse 4'x8' (31)

Aluminum Frame

  • Provides a highly durable, rust-resistant and extra-rigid structure
  • Wall mounting kit included
  • Maintenance free
Palram-Canopia | Lean-to Greenhouse 4'x8' (32)

Lockable Door Handle

  • For extra protection and safety (lock not included). Magnetic door catch included
Palram-Canopia | Lean-to Greenhouse 4'x8' (33)

Easy Assembly

  • Sliding assembly system
  • Uniform profiles for all positions
  • Ready to assemble pre-drilled profiles
Palram-Canopia | Lean-to Greenhouse 4'x8' (34)

Built-In Gutters

  • Gutter and gutter heads allow water collection for a sustainable irrigation system
Palram-Canopia | Lean-to Greenhouse 4'x8' (35)

Adjustable Roof Vent

  • Provides air flow and allows regulation of heat and humidity
Palram-Canopia | Lean-to Greenhouse 4'x8' (36)

Galvanized steel base

  • Adds structural stability

Practical, elegant, and ideal for small gardens

  • Highly resistant, transparent and safe polycarbonate greenhouse (with Fine Shield Technology™)
  • Combines two types of glazing for balanced light exposure
  • Provides up to 100% protection from harmful sunrays (UV)
  • Life-time resilient, polycarbonate plastic walls; do not fracture, turn yellow or opacify over time
  • Non-rusting, robust aluminum structure
  • Classic, ingenious design, ideal for small gardens or limited spaces such as balconies or small courtyards
  • Built-to-last thanks to outstandingly durable materials
  • Maintenance free
  • Protects your plants from the elements, so you can enjoy an extended growing period
  • Gutter and gutter heads included, allow water collection for a sustainable irrigation system
  • Roof vent, provides air flow and allows regulation of heat and humidity levels
  • Galvanized steel base included, adds structural stability
  • Compact, light weight packaging

1 roof vent included

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Door can only be on the left side

Palram-Canopia Lean-To™ Grow House 4 ft. x 8 ft.

  • WIND RESISTANT – 75km/hr | 47ml/hr
  • SNOW LOAD – 75kg/m² | 15.4lbs/ft²
  • LIGHT TRANSMISSION – Roof - 82%, Walls - 90%
  • POLYCARBONATE ROOF PANEL – 4mm
  • POLYCARBONATE WALL PANEL – 0.7mm

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FAQs

Do lean-to greenhouses work? ›

Space Saving Greenhouses

If you haven't got room for a greenhouse, or you have a small space that you want to make use of, a lean-to greenhouse is an excellent alternative to a free-standing glasshouse. By fitting neatly against an exterior wall, it's a design that works beautifully in more confined outdoor spaces.

Where is the best place to put a lean-to greenhouse? ›

However, if you're just going to use your greenhouse in spring and summer, it's better if the ridge runs north-south so both sides of the greenhouse get an equal amount of light. For lean-to greenhouses the best location is south-facing, with the supporting wall on the north side.

What is the best side of the house for a lean-to greenhouse? ›

A lean-to Greenhouse should be placed along a south-facing wall, whether that is along the wall of a garden or a property's external wall. This is so lean to Greenhouse can receive the maximum amount of sunlight to ensure your plants grow and are kept protected from the elements.

Where should you not put a greenhouse? ›

Don't put your greenhouse directly under trees. They'll cast shade, which encourages green algae to build up, blocking even more light, while falling branches and leaves can cause damage and block guttering. Honeydew from insects on the foliage of trees can make the glass or plastic sticky and dirty.

Should you close a greenhouse at night? ›

For effective ventilation:

Open all doors and vents on sunny days. These can be left open at night if the temperature remains high. It is sometimes necessary to temporarily remove panes from glasshouses to assist ventilation in heat waves. Fit automatic vent openers to ensure roof vents open even when you are not ...

Why can greenhouses be bad? ›

The industry produces over 3.3 million tons of greenhouse gas emissions annually, which significantly impacts climate change. Even though greenhouses themselves aren't bad for the environment, constructing greenhouses produces pollution and adversely affects the environment.

Do you need to harden off plants from greenhouse? ›

Plants raised indoors or in a greenhouse need to be acclimatised to cooler temperatures, lower humidity and increased air movement for about two to three weeks before they are planted outdoors. This 'toughening up' process is known as hardening off.

Should a greenhouse have a floor or no floor? ›

A good greenhouse floor will protect it from moisture and pests, and it will make it easier to keep the interior clean. In addition, a floor can add insulation, which can help keep your greenhouse warm in the winter.

Should a greenhouse be in full sun? ›

The best spot to place a greenhouse is the sunniest spot. It's important that the structure (and therefore the plants within it) receive at least six hours of winter sun exposure.

What side of the house should a greenhouse be on? ›

Mostly south-facing is the goal, but in cases where that is not possible, a southwest or southeast facing greenhouse is doable. Southeast is preferable to southwest because it will get the morning sun, which helps heat up the greenhouse after it's cooled down overnight.

What are 3 disadvantages of greenhouse effect Why? ›

For that reason, the greenhouse effect, far from being our great ally as was the case in the past, is now a risk to our survival. The flooding of coastal cities, the desertification of fertile areas, the melting of glacial masses and the proliferation of devastating hurricanes are just some of the main consequences.

What is the negative of greenhouse? ›

Greenhouse gases have far-ranging environmental and health effects. They cause climate change by trapping heat, and they also contribute to respiratory disease from smog and air pollution. Extreme weather, food supply disruptions, and increased wildfires are other effects of climate change caused by greenhouse gases.

What are the disadvantages of a freestanding greenhouse? ›

Disadvantages of a Freestanding Greenhouse

Due to all four sides being exposed to the elements, freestanding greenhouses are less energy efficient compared to an attached structure. Freestanding greenhouses are less convenient to access because the gardener must go outside to enter the greenhouse.

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