Double Tomato House
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
4′ square Double Tomato House with 3mm toughened safety glass, ideal for protecting summer crops.
The Double Tomato House is designed to stand on patio, gravel or soil. This model is ideal for tomatoes in pots or a growbag, and other summer crops. Aluminium structure with 25 year framework guarantee. For strength and safety, this model is glazed in toughened safety glass. Sliding front, back and roof panels provide excellent ventilation. Roof panels can be removed in very hot weather. Includes ground fixing anchorage kit.
Length: 4’0″ (1.21m) Height: 4′ 11″ (1.49m) Depth: 4’0″ (1.21m)
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Double Tomato House accessories
Shelves can be added for extra versatility (up to 2 sets can be added). Anchor kit may be required, and a brace is reccomended for windy areas . Shade covers can be fitted, but two would be required to cover both sides. A louvre vent can be fitted at either end, but if the brace is fitted the vent must be positioned at the lower level.
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Shade cover 4ft
£36.00 -
Wide Shelf Covers
£14.00
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The Double Tomato House is a quality product ideal for the small garden giving a fair volume of space and a longer growing season. The frame was reasonably easy to construct and with the added side bracing (purchased with the Tomato house) appears very stable for our windy location. This has been the third frame I have purchased from Access over a number of years and found the customer service very professional. The only point to make is the glass roof panels I believe do need to have handles which is an extra. Without them the glass becomes very difficult to move after rain due to the capillary action on the overlap of the glass. ‘Haff’