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Lean-to Greenhouse / Orangery

ame patel
6 years ago
Hi,
In few months we are moving to our new house in Sundyberg, Stockholm.
on the ground flour, Our small house has a pasio behind the kitchen . We get a door from living room to that pasio.
I would like to turn this area to be a place with a heater on top, fully glass, with PVC windows, wood or metal frames. Such that I can hang and place all my vases around, and a samll tea table in the middle.
Could you please update me how much roughly per meter it may cost for me?
Thanks,
Ame
Lean-to Greenhouse / Orangery · More Info

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    Garden & Greenhouse Scandinavia
    6 years ago
    last modified: 6 years ago

    Hi Ame,

    A Lean-to greenhouse aluminum frames with 6 mm single safety glass have a price around 9.000 SEK per square meter floor, including Swedish VAT and shipping. A base price that includes roof vents and a single door. Optionals such as double doors, side vents, gutters and others apply. Costs for groundwork and install also apply.

    A Lean-to oranger for year round use with 16 mm double safety glass have a price around 15.000 SEK, optionals apply too.

    There is also a cheaper budget variant with 3 mm single safety glass for apr. 6.000 SEK per sq. meter.

    We also have Lean-to greenhouse cedar wood frames with 4 mm single safety glass and a price around 8.000 SEK per square meter including Swedish VAT and
    shipping.

    For more info and images see www.garden-greenhouse.se

    Regards, Björn Bergström / Garden & Greenhouse Scandinavia

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