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Rion 6X8 Silver Backyard Hobby Greenhouse | 
| Brand: Rion Silverline
Category: Lawn & Patio
List Price: $700.00
Buy New: $549.98
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You Save: $150.02 (21%)
New (2) from $549.98
Seller: OurCrazyDeals
Rating:  17 reviews
Sales Rank: 12319
Color: Silver
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.1
Dimensions (in): 96 x 72 x 84.5
Model: STCSL608
UPC: 701762816082
EAN: 0701762816082
ASIN: B000NV55XS
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | 100% UV protection: protect glazing, plants, and you from harmful rays | | • | Classic "Apex" roof design provides plenty of head room | | • | Sliding doors for ease of entry and proper ventilation | | • | 6x8 dimensions are perfect for the home gardener |
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| Editorial Reviews:
Product Description
This standard A-frame shaped design is a well accepted design for both hobby and commercial greenhouses. Designed for the enthusiast grower, this greenhouse offers extra space for both grower and plants. Its system modularity supports the greenhouse owner's changing needs. The single layer polycarbonate has glass like clarity and is virtually unbreakable. The greenhouse is 4 panels long and 3 panels wide. Provides 100% UV protection. It has a sliding front door, powder coated galvanized steel base and aluminum frame. 6' x 8' dimensions. The SILVERline is identical to the GREENline but just a different colored frame.
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| Customer Reviews:
 My Wife Loves This Greenhouse December 26, 2007
David C. Vandagriff
22 out of 23 found this review helpful
Received the greenhouse quickly. We were worried about putting it together after reading other reviews. I put the frame together by myself in about 4 hours. It then took two of us about 2 - 3 hours to put the panels on and finish the assembly. Only problem is with the bolts, be careful, they are easy to break off when tightening the nuts. That is the only negative we have. Greenhouse is very sturdy and looks great. Highly recommend!!!
Nice for what it is January 12, 2008
Rebecca L. Price (Little Rock, AR USA)
14 out of 14 found this review helpful
Greenhouses are expensive, and I the adage, you get what you pay for is true. We have bought cheaper greenhouses that have not lasted. So we splurged on this small house to save our plants over the winter. It is well worth the amount of money it cost AND once we figured it out, very easy for two people to put together.
We are very pleased with our product that we purchased.
Great! April 19, 2008
Clara L. Cook (Portland, OR USA)
6 out of 6 found this review helpful
After reading the negative reviews about this product I thought it would be tough to put together. I am 15 years old and I didn't have a problem, it took me two days to put it together and I am very pleased with the product. All I needed was a little help with holding up parts of the frame while I bolted them together. The only set back is that the vent on the roof when closed still is open on the sides and lets cold air in on chilly nights. Over all great greenhouse and I highley recomend it.
 Rion 6x8 Silver Greenhouse May 26, 2008
Privateer Captain (Pennsylvania)
10 out of 10 found this review helpful
The greenhouse is worth the money, but be mindful that you get what you pay for. What can one expect for $600?? The frame is very strong, and it's important to remember to leave the nuts/bolts loose during setup and to tighten them only when you're done. The panels proved to be the most difficult to put in place and we had to clip the corners in order for them to fit correctly. We found that a solar-powered fan (purchased on eBay for $30) and mounted into the top peak panel was needed to improve air flow and to exhaust the warm air. The panels seem very, very thin at first, but once installed we were amazed at how well they stood up to the weather. Also, you may want to consider spray-painting the frame with Rustoleum prior to installing the panels, otherwise the aluminum and steel parts are prone to oxidation. We like this greenhouse, and plan on buying a second one.
Good Product April 13, 2008
Stephen Landry (Lake Grove, NY)
5 out of 5 found this review helpful
Good greenhouse for the money. Assembly trick is to leave all bolts loose during assembly until final install on plastic windows. Do not overtighten bolts as they are very soft alloy and will break.
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