Palram Canopia Rion Sun Room 8 Ft. x 16 Ft. Solarium, Lean-to Greenhouse DIY Kit, Attach to House, Large Twin Wall Polycarbonate, 100% UV Protection for Porch, Patio Outdoors with Window Vent (White)
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Size: 8' x 16'
Color: White
Features
- THOUGHTFUL ENGINEERING THAT OFFERS YEAR ROUND PROTECTION - High impact polycarbonate panels are naturally immune to 100% of harmful UV rays. Panels allow for 90% light transmission. Reinforced by laser cut and powder coated galvanized steel rods for maximum durability.
- INTELLGENT DESIGN WITH VERSITILITY IN MIND - Hinged wide side door allow for easy access and the freedom to design your own unique space.
- STEP-BY-STEP DIY INSTRUCTIONS DESIGNED FOR HOMEOWNER INSTALLATION - The included DIY assembly kit makes installation a breeze by utilizing a sliding panel assembly system.
- THOUGHTFUL MATERIALS THAT ALLOW FOR SEAMLESS INTERGRATION WITH ANY HOME DESIGN AND OUTDOOR SPACE - This classic clean-lined structure enhances all outdoor space by providing additional room for your hobbies. Whether utilized as a greenhouse or as a general living space, the possibilities are endless.
- YEAR ROUND PROTECTION WITH NO HASSLE - Maintenance free design means you are able to comfortably enjoy a protected outdoor space with low effort.
Description
Discover the simplest way to turn your existing porch, deck or patio into a great sunroom enclosure or greenhouse space. The Sun Room 2 features two kinds of virtually unbreakable coverings to give you the best of both worlds. Roof panels are 4mm twin-wall polycarbonate, offering UV protection and diffuse light. Crystal clear acrylic side walls are 100% UV protected while allowing over 90% light transmission, as well as clear views, while being ultra-safe. Durable white resin frame improves insulation and is maintenance free for ease of use. Hinged door and included roof vent provide air circulation. Accessories and additional lengths available. Manufacturer Contact Information
Color: White
Brand: Palram
Product Dimensions: 200"L x 101.6"W x 104.7"H
Item Weight: 476.9 Pounds
Cover Material: Polycarbonate (PC)
Brand Name: Palram
Global Trade Identification Number: 09
Manufacturer: Rion
UPC: 763552405609
Manufacturer Part Number: HG7616
Model Number: HG7616
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Item Type Name: Sun Room
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 200"L x 101.6"W x 104.7"H
Item Weight: 476.9 Pounds
Size: 8' x 16'
Number of Doors: 1
Cover Material: Polycarbonate (PC)
Frame Material: Aluminum
Color: White
Door Style: Hinged
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