EOS Royal Antique Greenhouse

The EOS Royal Antique Victorian greenhouse is a dramatic addition to our selection with a steeper 38º roof slope. The floorplan still maintains the unique T-shape, but narrow 4mm tempered glass panes (14” wide) add to the antique appearance. The design features a new low door threshold for easy entry! Includes 4 roof windows with automatic openers, 2 louvre vents & double hinged full-length glass doors.

Available in Two Different Foundation Configurations

Regular
EOS - Regular in White is 12'10" D x 13'2' L/W x 9'8" H at peak with 6' shoulders, 169 sq feet. It is designed to be built directly on the ground or concrete pad. (#EOS-Regular-W)

Wall
EOS - Wall in White is specially designed to sit on a 15.75” H wall (customer builds their own wall). It has slightly shorter side-walls and the door drops below the frame to accomodate the wall. (#EOS-Wall-W)

The EOS Royal Antique Victorian greenhouse is a dramatic addition to our selection with a steeper 38º roof slope. The floorplan still maintains the unique T-shape, but narrow 4mm tempered glass panes (14” wide) add to the antique appearance. The design features a new low door threshhold for easy entry! Includes 4 roof windows with automatic openers, 2 louvre vents & double hinged full-length glass doors.

Available in Two Different Foundation Configurations

Regular
EOS - Regular in White is 12'10" D x 13'2' L/W x 9'8" H at peak with 6' shoulders, 169 sq feet. It is designed to be built directly on the ground or concrete pad. (#EOS-Regular-W)

Professional installation for this product may be available in your area via our growing network of independent installers. To learn more, simply give us a call at (512) 407-8500 Ext 701.

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EOS Royal Antique Greenhouse Features

Durable white finish / aluminum framing
38° roof angle
Available for regular ground foundation or to be placed on a wall foundation
Double hinged full length glass doors
Four roof windows with automatic openers
Two louvre vents
4mm tempered glass panes
Unique T-shaped floorplan
169 sq feet

Specifications

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Overall Size Assembled: 12'10" D x 13'2' L/W x 9'8" H at peak with 6' shoulders
Overall Weight Assembled: approx 1600 lbs
Overall Shipping Size: 2 pallets & 3 long boxes (see wholesale price list for complete dimensions)
Overall Shipping Weight: 1995 lbs

Can I Use My Greenhouse as an Additional Living Space?

These structures are designed to be a greenhouse first and foremost. As packaged, the greenhouse is not designed to be water/air tight. Greenhouse plants do benefit from a turn of air. You may need to do some extra sealing with silicone on the roof around the glass to achieve watertightness.
The glass is single pane, so there is a good chance for condensation on the inside that might drip. We recommend any furniture be indoor/outdoor and that fine wood furniture/electronics be avoided or sufficiently protected.
The roof windows do have auto openers, so there is always a chance with a summer rainstorm (with the temp above 70) that the windows could be open and it could rain in. You can switch to all manual openers if preferred.
On sunny days, glass greenhouses can get warm very quickly. Depending on your climate, you will likely be fighting the heat in the summer (late spring/early fall).
It has been done, but you will need to make customized adjustments such as extra sealing, climate control, window tinting and heating.

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EOS Royal Antique Greenhouse Questions

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I’m wondering if you could advise on a size (BTU) heater I would need for my size greenhouse in my climate?

Tristan Throgmorton | 8/4/2020

Sorry – the answer is not that simple. For one thing I do not know your climate. You will have to tell me. And next: how warm do you want to keep it in side: over wintering outdoor plants requires less heat than, orchids or growing form seeds during the winter.

Secondly, it greatly depends on what you are doing with your greenhouse – for example the more plants the fuller it is the more natural heat is retained and generated. There is a big different between half full and full: can make 10-15º difference. Large raised beds are a great heat generator.

Another option is: to use 1 or 2 large open troughs – 70 gal. + (full with water) (from say Tractor Supply) – these to can add 10-15º at night. And at the same time they offer additional humidity during the cold winter months.

One of our major customers offers the following calculator: http://igctest.commercev3.com/greenhouse_btu_calculator

Generally you will need to experiment.