Item: EX10250959
|Model: UNI_CF_04
Mini Greenhouse - 80 x 50 x 145 cm
- Compact – the mini greenhouse is suitable for smaller spaces on the terrace or balcony and easy to relocate
- Protective – 4 mm thick polycarbonate (PC) plastic walls reliably retain heat inside the cold frame
- Light-permeable – the transparent walls and covers provide ample light for your plants in the cold frame and shield the raised bed from UV radiation
- Sturdy – the mini greenhouse made of weather-resistant aluminium stands freely on level surfaces; in the garden, secure it with four pegs in the ground.
- Organised – make effective use of the mini greenhouse's height across 2 levels, while 2 doors enable easy access to your plants
Technical details
Delivery package
- Mini Greenhouse UNI_CF_04
- 4 pegs
- Assembly material & instructions
Product Description
Protect your plants in a Uniprodo mini greenhouse
The Uniprodo cold frame serves multiple purposes: whether you're germinating tomatoes, herbs, or flowers, or planting your salad earlier in the year, the cold frame offers the necessary protection for your plants. Whether it's cold or wet, you can create an optimal climate in which your plants can thrive!
The multi-level cold frame
With a small greenhouse, you'll find a suitable spot anywhere, whether it's on the terrace or balcony. In the garden, secure the free-standing cold frame to the ground with pegs. The space-saving design makes efficient use of height with 2 raised aluminium shelves, allowing you to cultivate or grow more plants in the tightest of spaces. A weather-resistant, durable aluminium frame provides shelter and stability. For optimal access to your plants and to ventilate the interior, make use of the 2 doors.
Within the cold frame greenhouse, your plants receive ample light for growth while still being protected from UV radiation. The 4 mm thick outer walls also provide optimum protection against cold and wet weather. This means that the cold frame lets you kickstart the gardening season ahead of time, nurturing plants in colder weather before transplanting them into the garden or greenhouse. Sow the first vegetables as early as February and water them according to the plant's specific needs. This method enables you to obtain rich harvests of lettuce, kohlrabi, radishes, or herbs 4 weeks ahead of schedule!