The Benefits of a Dwarf Wall Greenhouse

The Benefits of a Dwarf Wall Greenhouse

The Benefits of a Dwarf Wall Greenhouse

A dwarf wall greenhouse has a low level brick wall as a base on top of which the greenhouse frame rests. It has many benefits over other styles of greenhouse which have helped to make it the preferred choice for many amateur and professional gardeners.

Appearance

The brick base gives the greenhouse a more solid appearance than those that have glass panels all around. A dwarf wall greenhouse is more permanent;

It gives the impression of stability and durability. A dwarf wall greenhouse that is near the main house can be made using the same style of bricks or exterior finish to match it for aesthetic purposes. The greenhouse can therefore be made to look like an extension of the house, rather than a garden unit.

Less damage

The panes of glass at the bottom of greenhouses tend to suffer more damage and get broken more easily. Pots, tools or equipment often cause accidental breakage of the panes of glass. Naturally the glass panels in a dwarf wall greenhouse behind at a higher level, avoiding any accidental collisions or knocks that could damage it.

Less cleaning

When it rains, the glass panes at the bottom of a traditional greenhouse tend to get dirty with the splash back from the ground. With a brick base the problem is at least halved. The glass panes are well away from the ground which means there is less glass to be cleaned.

Warmth

In long cold winters the dwarf wall bricks can take advantage of any sun that might appear during the day and absorb it, helping the keep the greenhouse a little warmer during the night. Heating a greenhouse in winter can be very costly and is not always an option for owners. Anything that can help to retain heat and avoid damage to sensitive plans is always welcome.

More storage

The brick wall can be used to attach permanent shelving or units to increase storage space for tools, equipment and materials.

Security

By keeping these tools, equipment and materials stored away and out of eye view from the outside, there is less likelihood of someone breaking in to steal them. Opportunist thieves will choose the easiest places to break into that have valuables on show.

Storm resistant

High winds and storms can often damage many greenhouses. A dwarf wall greenhouse, by the very nature of its design has a more solid base and is better able to resist any attempt by the storm to displace it. If you have a dwarf wall greenhouse you are much less likely to find it half way down the garden after a night of extreme weather.

Owners will need to consider their requirements and the space they have available to them before deciding on which style of greenhouse is suitable for them. However, a dwarf wall greenhouse can be built to a large number of different lengths and widths, is more secure and more attractive, which makes it one of the most popular permanent options for greenhouse owners.

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