Glass where you want light
Per panel you choose glass or a closed material, tuning light and shelter to the orientation of your garden.
This range cannot be delivered fully finished yet. You can already view and configure it; pricing follows through a tailored quote.
Open, glazed structures that let the light in. For plants, growing or as a light canopy — built from the same 80 cm RO. modules.
You decide how many modules are glazed and which stay closed, so the greenhouse is exactly as open or as sheltered as you want.
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Per panel you choose glass or a closed material, tuning light and shelter to the orientation of your garden.
The frame is powder-coated aluminium in the colours from the available range; corten steel and stainless steel are possible for the closed parts.
A greenhouse can grow with an extra module, or connect to a store for tools and potting soil.
Glazed modules catch the sun early in the season and keep night frost off young plants. The same space houses potted plants and citrus frost-free once autumn arrives.
You decide per module whether the panel is glazed or closed. Tools live in the closed part while plants grow in the glazed part — without two separate structures in the garden.
A glazed setup against the facade works as a volume of light beside the terrace: a plant room in the shoulder seasons and a calm end to the sightline for the rest of the year.
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A RO. greenhouse uses the same aluminium grid as the storage units, but you decide per module which panels are glazed. That lets you build a fully glazed greenhouse, or a hybrid: a closed part for tools and potting soil, a glazed part for sowing and growing. It is a practical difference from classic greenhouses, which rarely provide storage.
Aluminium is light, does not rust and does not move with changing humidity — exactly what a greenhouse needs. The profiles are powder coated, so colour stays stable in full sun and the structure needs no treatment like a timber greenhouse. The glazing sits in the same profile as the closed panels, keeping the transition between glass and panel calm.
A greenhouse depends heavily on its position: as much direct light as possible, out of the prevailing wind, with room to ventilate. Because you compose the layout, you can face the glazed sides toward the sun and place the closed side against a wall or fence. Ventilation options are discussed per project.
Many clients build the greenhouse as part of a larger whole: greenhouse, storage and garden cabinet in one continuous line and one colour. Because everything sits on the 80 cm grid, those volumes connect without adaptation work, even when you add the second part later.
The structure stands outdoors permanently in aluminium with glazed panels. How much protection you get depends on how many panels you keep closed.
Yes. You choose per panel. The configurator shows which combinations the chosen setup allows.
Yes. Greenhouses and stores sit on the same 80 cm grid and use the same connections.
You build or pick a setup, see the price live, and pay online in Belgium. For other countries you request a quote in the same form.
Glazing is selected for your composition and safety requirements. The specification appears in your order confirmation or in the quote proposal.
Yes. Greenhouse, storage and cabinet share the same grid and connection logic, so you can add a module or a volume later.
Glazed panels use safety glass suited to an outdoor structure and to the frame size of the module. Which panel types are available for your setup is determined by the configurator.
Ventilation runs through openable parts of the setup. Because you choose per module what opens, you tune airflow to the orientation: more opening on the sunny side, closed where the wind hits.