Palram Canopia Harmony 6x4 Grey Greenhouse Clear Polycarbonate
Clear single-wall panels in a small footprint
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Is the Palram Canopia Harmony 6x4 Grey Greenhouse Clear Polycarbonate any good?
With 6.3 out of 10, the Palram Canopia Harmony 6x4 Grey Greenhouse Clear Polycarbonate ranks 10 of 38 in our comparison. Strengths: Clear panels let in close to glass levels of light, Steel base and gutters included. Weakness: Single-wall panels lose heat fast on frosty nights. Best for: Summer crops like tomatoes and peppers in a small garden where glass is a worry.
In short
The 6x4 Harmony uses clear single-wall polycarbonate on roof and sides in a grey powder-coated frame. It comes with a galvanised steel base, gutters and one roof vent, and stands 209 cm tall.
Best for: Summer crops like tomatoes and peppers in a small garden where glass is a worry
What we like
- Clear panels let in close to glass levels of light
- Steel base and gutters included
- Shatterproof, so safe near a play area
What we don't
- Single-wall panels lose heat fast on frosty nights
- No Amazon reviews for this listing yet
Specifications
| Type | Greenhouse |
|---|---|
| Glazing | Polycarbonate |
| Frame | grey powder-coated aluminium |
| Size | 4 x 6 ft (1.3 x 1.9 m) |
| Floor area | 2.3 m² |
| Ridge height | 2.09 m |
| Eaves height | 1.34 m |
| Roof vents | 1 |
| Side vents or louvres | 0 |
| Door | hinged door (locking, outward opening) |
| Base included | Yes |
| Gutters included | Yes |
| Automatic vent opener | No |
| Snow load | not published |
| Weight | not published |
| Maker's guarantee | 5 years |
Sources: the maker's specs, specialist retailers and the product page on Amazon.co.uk. If a value is missing, we found it published nowhere.
Score: 6.3 out of 10
Worked out from the specs above. How we score.
Palram Canopia Harmony 6x4 Grey Greenhouse Clear Polycarbonate: common questions
Is the Palram Canopia Harmony 6x4 Grey Greenhouse Clear Polycarbonate any good?
With 6.3 out of 10, the Palram Canopia Harmony 6x4 Grey Greenhouse Clear Polycarbonate ranks 10 of 38 in our comparison. Strengths: Clear panels let in close to glass levels of light, Steel base and gutters included. Weakness: Single-wall panels lose heat fast on frosty nights. Best for: Summer crops like tomatoes and peppers in a small garden where glass is a worry.
How big is the Palram Canopia Harmony 6x4 Grey Greenhouse Clear Polycarbonate?
It measures 4 x 6 ft (1.3 x 1.9 m), which gives you 2.3 m² of floor space. The ridge stands 2.09 m high.
Does the Palram Canopia Harmony 6x4 Grey Greenhouse Clear Polycarbonate need a base?
The maker includes a base frame. It still needs firm, level ground underneath, such as paving slabs or a concrete pad, or post supports at the corners.
What guarantee comes with the Palram Canopia Harmony 6x4 Grey Greenhouse Clear Polycarbonate?
5 years from the maker. Guarantees often cover only the frame, not the panels or glass, so check the maker's terms.
How much does the Palram Canopia Harmony 6x4 Grey Greenhouse Clear Polycarbonate cost?
The last price we saw was £329, roughly £143 per m². Greenhouse prices often climb in spring, and the retailer shows the current price.
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