NORDIC Wooden Greenhouse Brochure

The fourth option.

The serious British gardener has had three choices, and none of them quite fit: a flimsy aluminium box, a £4,500-plus heritage glasshouse, or a polytunnel whose film perishes every few seasons.

NORDIC is the fourth: a timber-frame glasshouse engineered for the British season, built by a workshop with over 20 years of greenhouse-making expertise.

• A timber-frame glasshouse, not a flat-pack aluminium box and not a £4,500-plus heritage frame.
• 45 × 45 mm FSC Swedish pine, reinforced with 1.2 mm galvanised steel at every node joint, not only at the corners.
• Screw-fixed 4 mm twin-wall polycarbonate, with no spring clips to pop out in the wind.
• Five sizes, one cross-section: the same materials whether you start small or large.

Numbers, not adjectives.

A 45 × 45 mm FSC Swedish-pine frame, reinforced with galvanised steel at every node, wrapped in a continuous polycarbonate skin with no seam where greenhouses usually fail.

Five sizes, one system.

From 8 × 6 ft to 8 × 20 ft. Every size shares the same pine cross-section, the same galvanised steel at every node, the same 4 mm twin-wall polycarbonate and the same 2.30 m ridge. Only the length changes, and the room to grow.

Ridge height 2.30 m and external width 2.60 m stay constant across the whole range. If you are between two sizes, most owners later say they wish they had gone bigger.

A free a couple of days, not a life crisis.

EasyMount means pre-cut numbered panels, an illustrated guide and a scan-to-watch video. Self-assembly, a couple of days, pallet to planted.

• Self-assembly, a couple of days, from flat-pack to finished.
• Pre-cut numbered panels, an illustrated guide and a scan-to-watch video tutorial.
• Hand tools only: it anchors to prepared ground, paving or decking without a concrete pad or foundation pour.
• Galvanised ground anchors hammer straight into prepared ground.
• You will want a cordless drill, a spanner set, a spirit level and a tape measure, plus a step-ladder for L, XL and XXL.

Free to your kerb.

UK mainland delivery on standard routes, typically 1 to 4 weeks — surcharges shown before checkout.

• Flat-packed and palletised, delivered kerbside on a tail-lift truck: plan who moves the pallet to the install spot.
• We confirm a delivery window in advance.
• Scotland carries a surcharge calculated at checkout. Northern Ireland delivery is limited, so please ask us first.
• If anything arrives damaged, we arrange collection and send the replacement.

Built by people who build them.

We tell you what we engineered, what the spec is and what the warranty covers, then let you decide what that means for your garden. We do not claim "built for British storms", and we do not claim a "published warranty".

• Warranty terms published before checkout, every condition, in plain English.
• Honest engineering: we state the spec, not a superlative.
• 14-day change-of-mind returns. The greenhouse must be unused, unassembled and on its original pallet with the panel film intact. You arrange and pay the return pallet courier (typically £150–£250 mainland UK).
• If anything arrives damaged, we arrange collection and send the replacement.
• Built by a workshop with over 20 years of greenhouse-making expertise.

The ones we hear most.

1. Will I need planning permission?

   For most UK plots, no. The 2.30 m ridge sits below the 2.5 m Permitted Development threshold for outbuildings. The exceptions are listed-building grounds, Article 4 zones, or plots where outbuildings already cover more than 50% of the garden, so check with your local council.

2. How long does it take to build?

   Self-assembly, a couple of days, no specialist tools. You get pre-cut numbered panels, an illustrated guide and a scan-to-watch video tutorial.

3. Do I need a concrete pad?

   None at all. Galvanised ground anchors hammer straight into prepared ground, paving or decking, with no foundation pour required.

4. Why polycarbonate, not glass?

   It flexes rather than shattering, which is safer with children, pets and bare feet, and twin-wall holds heat better than single-pane glass. Every panel is screw-fixed, so panels stay where they were fitted.