Rion Canada Greenhouse Kits (Greenwall Solutions Inc.) Located in Greater Toronto area

Vaughan, Ontario

Canada

Office Phone Number: 905 597-5710

Fax Number: 905 597-5710

We at Canada Greenhouse Kits are 100% Canadian owned and operated company.

We at Canada Greenhouse Kits are 100% Canadian owned and operated company Located in Greater Toronto area.We are dedicated to meeting the ever-growing needs of Canadian gardeners and greenhouse enthusiasts. Hobby greenhouses enable gardeners to start their gardening season whenever they wish regardless of climate. Plants, flowers, fruits and vegetables can all be grown and is of special interest to those wishing to grow their own organic produce. Affordable, environmentally friendly, recyclable hobby greenhouses made of innovative polycarbonate sheets which are strong, durable, lightweight, insulated in the winter and heat resistant in the summer. The greenhouses come in a kit. No special tools other than a level are required to assemble the hobby greenhouses. All the pieces of the hobby greenhouse snap together, and each greenhouse comes with easy-to-follow instructions. All the pieces of the greenhouse are numbered for ease of installation. The greenhouses can be purchased in two sizes. Extensions are offered and can be added at a later date in order to increase the length. Rather than the traditional A-frame, the greenhouses have a barn-shaped roof design adding more headroom.

Whatever your choice of material for the foundation, the base must be level and square, and built to the exact outside dimensions of the greenhouse. (A foundation sketch will be provided.)

If you will be having raised foundation, lowering the door to ground level is a free option. This is called a door drop. The opening to leave for the door will be noted on your sketch and this dimension must be confirmed upon order.

The most economical foundation is Rion’s specifically developed base, and we feel it is your best option.  This base is made of heavy-duty plastic with a honeycomb like design and it is closed U-shaped. When the base is filled with dirt, it will not move (nor will the greenhouse), and no other stakes etc. are necessary. Other option is a row or two of 4 x 4 timbers (or 6x6’s for larger greenhouses). If possible, concrete blocks in the corners will also help to keep the timbers from eroding. Other foundation options include a concrete slabs or a raised concrete wall. The higher a foundation is raised, the more head room becomes available inside the greenhouse for hanging baskets and tall plants.