
Walk-in greenhouse
The 190 x 190 cm walk-in design provides room inside to set up as you want.
This Outsunny polycarbonate greenhouse is a piece for every gardener. The aluminium frame means a strong core, fitted with polycarbonate panels for a protective shell – protects plants from harsh sunlight, wind, and rain. The transparent finish allows natural… More
Free UK deliveryGet it by Thu 12th NovemberPolycarbonate panels form the outer shell.
Provides access in and out.
Bring in fresh air when needed.
Polycarbonate panel thickness.

The 190 x 190 cm walk-in design provides room inside to set up as you want.

Two five-level adjustable windows bring in fresh air when needed.

The tilted roof with rain gutters prevents water build-up.
| Brand | Outsunny |
|---|---|
| Colour | Silver |
| Weight (kg) | 24.5 |
| Width (cm) | 190 |
| Height (cm) | 200 |
| Depth (cm) | 190 |
| Material | Aluminium |
| Window dimensions | 61W x 57H cm |
|---|---|
| Door dimensions | 62W x 164H cm |
| Eave height | 127 cm |
| Polycarbonate sheet thickness | 4 mm |
| Windproof level | 4 |
| Condition | New |
| SKU | 845-540 |
Free delivery · Get it by Thu 12th November.
The item should be returned in its original condition and packaging. If the item has been used, we may deduct an amount from the refund to account for the diminished value of the item due to handling. You will be notified accordingly.The good: every part was numbered. When constructed and with panels in place it is quite sturdy and stable.
The bad: The instructions claim it can be put together in 2 hours by 2 people. It took me (with assistance from another person when needed) easily 20 hours. Part of the problem was the appalling diagrammatic instructions, with images so small that a powerful magnifier had to be used to make out details. Just because you CAN print tiny, doesn't mean it's a good idea to do so. Even magnified it was not always clear which way round a part was meant to go, or in what order connections had to be made. Some of the slow construction was due to backing up and doing it again. The sliding door is very temperamental, and unless set up JUST right judders and slicks. The windows slide along a groove, and if it's at all windy when open they slide and get stuck. I fixed this by cutting a groove in 2 short plastic plastic rods which slid tightly onto the window track, either side of the window, and kept it in place.