Outsunny 8' x 6' Greenhouse for Outdoors, Polycarbonate Greenhouse with Rain Gutter and Roof Vent, Aluminum Walk-in Green Houses for Outside Patio Backyard Garden
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Size: 8' x 6'
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- Winter-Grade Outdoor Plant Growth: Protect plants from cold, wind, rain, and wild animals. Control heat and humidity. Let in 90% of light, and UV stop sun damage. This thick polycarbonate wall walk-in greenhouse gives you a personal plant nursery for your garden. If it's green, you can house it: vegetables, herbs, flowers, or tropical saplings. Stay in the soil all year.
- Adjustable Roof Vent: Take control of humidity; this winter greenhouse features an adjustable roof vent you can use to let in fresh air and easily manage excess moisture. Fine-tune the angle and bring balance to your grow space.
- Aluminum Frame Design: The easy-to-assemble aluminum frame, tough-as-nails hardware, and reinforced poles of our heavy duty greenhouse help prevent corrosion, giving you a green house to grow in further into the future.
- Save On Water Costs: The included rain gutters aid in collecting natural rainwater. Attach a hose to your outdoor greenhouse to start collecting water and become more self-sufficient.
- Large Walk-In Grow Space: Measuring 8' L x 6.25' W x 6.4'H, our backyard greenhouse offers you plenty of protected space for plant prep. Not only can you nurse seedlings safely in them, but they're also an excellent space for putting your garden tools, seeds, and plant pots.
Color: Clear
Brand: Outsunny
Product Dimensions: 95.3"L x 74.8"W x 76.8"H
Item Weight: 68 Pounds
Cover Material: Polycarbonate (PC)
Brand Name: Outsunny
Manufacturer: Aosom LLC
UPC: 842525134507
Manufacturer Part Number: US31
Model Number: 845-243V01
Included Components: Rain Gutters, Roof Vent
Item Type Name: Polycarbonate Greenhouse
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Color: Clear
Door Style: Hinged Door, Hinged Door
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 95.3"L x 74.8"W x 76.8"H
Item Weight: 68 Pounds
Nominal Wall Thickness: 0.16 Inches
Size: 8' x 6'
Number of Doors: 1
Number Of Vents: 1
Indoor Outdoor Usage: Outdoor
Special Features: With Vent
Closure Type: Latch
Cover Material: Polycarbonate (PC)
Frame Material: Aluminum
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