We've got a small suburban garden, with no room for a greenhouse. I've
already got a timber planthouse (one of the Haxnick's ones), but it didn't
make it through the winter very well.

I'm thinking of replacing it with an aluminium one and I've found a couple
of possibles:

Parasene Gro-House (79.95 GBP)
http://www.diytools.co.uk/diy/Main/P...roductID=37719

Lean to Plant house (130 GBP)
http://www.rootrainers.co.uk/supplie...lanthousesmall

There's quite a price difference, and I'm not sure if spending the extra is
worth it. It's mainly used for bringing on spring bedding plants, although
I may be tempted to try chillis and peppers through the summer. It needs to
be relatively easy to move round the garden for when it's not in use. I do
quite like the thought of the sliding doors on the pricier one as it means I
don't need to worry about gusts of wind blowing them open.

Would appreciate any thoughts from the FOAK, especially if you've got one of
them or any alternate suggestions.
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NK
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We've got a small suburban garden, with no room for a greenhouse. I've
already got a timber planthouse (one of the Haxnick's ones), but it didn't
make it through the winter very well.

I'm thinking of replacing it with an aluminium one and I've found a couple
of possibles:

Parasene Gro-House (79.95 GBP)
http://www.diytools.co.uk/diy/Main/P...roductID=37719

Lean to Plant house (130 GBP)
http://www.rootrainers.co.uk/supplie...lanthousesmall

They both look pretty good value for money as polycarb sheeting, is
expensive stuff.
I purchased a polethene sheeted lean-to at a garden centre for about £25,
but I only got 2 years out of it, when the plastic goes brittle and splits.
Bertie