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Which type of greenhouse to buy for growing vegetables and plants

Would you like to grow your own vegetables or other plants? If so, a practical and high-quality greenhouse is essential. Read here what you should consider when choosing your greenhouse.

Which style and color of greenhouse to buy

When avid gardeners look for an ideal greenhouse for growing vegetables, the practical aspect often proves more important than the aesthetic. Consequently, a simple aluminium hobby greenhouse in an unpainted (silver) finish is frequently chosen. This type of greenhouse is cost-effective and serves its purpose well.

If your greenhouse is also intended to be a stylish element in your garden, you can choose a more elegantly finished greenhouse in a modern or classic style. After selecting the model and finish, you can then opt for black or green paintwork.

You can find inspiration for choosing a greenhouse style in this blog post. In principle, the color and style of your greenhouse is a personal matter; however, its size is actually a more important consideration…

How large should a greenhouse be

When determining the size of your greenhouse, it is important to keep the needs of your vegetables in mind. For instance, certain plants such as cucumbers and tomatoes require sufficient space to grow vertically.

Our greenhouses are available in various gutter heights. With a height of 2 meters, you can be certain that your plants will have ample space to grow.

If your greenhouse is too small, there is a risk that your plants will suffocate and also be scorched by sunlight through the glass.

With or without (roof) windows

If you intend to grow vegetables in a greenhouse, proper temperature control is essential for optimal growth. Roof windows are the ideal solution for providing your greenhouse with adequate ventilation. Thanks to automatic roof windows, you no longer need to worry about monitoring the temperature of your greenhouse.

In addition, we recommend equipping your greenhouse with at least one louvre window or another window that can be opened for extra air circulation.

Discover all Janssens greenhouses

At Janssens, you can choose from various types of greenhouses. Whether you prefer a small, traditional Eos or a large, modern Gigant, you are sure to find one that suits your needs. This allows you, as a gardener, to fully enjoy all the benefits a greenhouse has to offer.

Are you interested in installing a greenhouse? Or would you like to receive advice on choosing your dream greenhouse?

Visit our dealer page to find a distributor in your area.

 

Frequently Asked Questions

You benefit from the following warranty periods:

  • 10 years on the quality and alloy of the aluminium
  • 10 years on the paint finish (powder coating) in case of delamination, peeling, flaking, corrosion, chalking, discolouration and loss of gloss where the pre-defined tolerances are exceeded, in accordance with the Qualicoat or Qualinod specifications
  • 10 years on the adhesion and tension of the glazing rubbers
  • 10 years on production defects in the glass
  • 5 years on PVC components and their UV resistance

The following damage is not covered by the warranty:

  • Damage caused by failure to follow the installation and operating instructions
  • Damage resulting from use other than the intended normal use
  • Damage due to lack of maintenance
  • Normal wear and tear
  • Materials and items used at the customer’s specific request
  • Structures not part of the Janssens range but manufactured at the express request of the customer or distributor

Our greenhouses are intended for growing vegetables, fruit, flowers, etc. The following characteristics are inherent and vary depending on the situation, environment and use:

  • Condensation on glass or profiles
  • Draughts at doors, windows or gaps
  • Roof windows, roof connections and gutters are not 100% watertight
  • No waterproof barrier beneath the foundation frame

Regulations regarding the installation of greenhouses and outbuildings vary by region. Always check with your local planning authority before purchasing a greenhouse.

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