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The wood in traditional greenhouses gives you more headaches than it's worth. Regular wood swells when wet and shrinks when dry. That constant movement is what cracks the wood, warps frames, and loosens glass panes. Not to mention, wet wood easily rots and grows fungus. This means you have to worry about costly repairs or, even worse, replacing the entire greenhouse.
Accoya wood is extremely resistant and doesn't crack or change color. You can leave it outside for 20+ years in the rain, soaked in water, and nothing will happen. This is because Accoya wood has an entirely different cell structure, which makes it unable to absorb water. This is important because rot fungi need wet wood to survive, and Accoya stays too dry for them to get inside. Termites and insects also don't recognize Accoya as food the way they do traditional greenhouse wood.
Most wood you find in a traditional greenhouse is pressure treated with poisons to prevent rot and insect damage, this is very unsafe around your plants, food and soil. Accoya is soaked in acetic anhydride, which is essentially a concentrated form of vinegar, so it's completely safe and non-toxic.
The glass you choose for your greenhouse determines how long it lasts, how safe it is, and, most importantly, how well your plants grow. Glass lets in more natural light than plastic panels and never yellows or clouds over, so your plants get the full sunlight they need to thrive.
Greenhouse glass goes from freezing mornings to scorching afternoons every day. Tempered glass resists cracking from that stress far better than standard glass. It's heat-treated to be roughly 4 to 5 times stronger than ordinary glass, so it holds up much better against rain, hail, and rough winds. Many budget greenhouses use 3mm horticultural glass, which is thinner, not tempered, and breaks easily.
When regular glass breaks, it shatters into long, sharp, deadly shards. On the other hand, if tempered glass breaks, though it's unlikely, it crumbles into small, blunt, pebble-like pieces. This matters most in your roof. If a pane breaks over your head while you're working inside, you want pebbles falling, not knife-edged blades.
Without ventilation, a greenhouse turns into an oven and a swamp. It's the single biggest factor in whether plants thrive or struggle.
Greenhouse glass is meant to trap sunlight, but on a sunny summer afternoon, it can hit temperatures that wilt, scorch, or kill plants within hours. Vents allow that heat to escape.
Plants also release moisture constantly, and trapped humid air leads to mold, mildew, fungal diseases like gray mold, and root rot. Airflow keeps leaves dry and disease down.
Ventilation is important, but what is also important is the correct process for that ventilation. Most automatic vents work like a thermostat. When it gets hot, the roof window opens on its own. When it cools down, it closes again. The problem is that they're built to handle a gentle breeze, not a storm.
All it takes is one strong gust to catch that open window and rip it clean off. Now rain is pouring in, and you won't find out until you walk out to check on your plants. The Bloom Cabin storm-proof opener locks the window in place. It still opens when it's hot and closes when it cools down, but no gust can grab it, yank it, or slam it around. Your plants get fresh air, and you get peace of mind, whether you're at work, on vacation, or asleep.
With a traditional hinged door, the wind catches it, slams it open or shut, and can crack the panels or tear the hinges right off.
That's why the Bloom Cabin comes with locking sliding doors. A sliding door runs along a track, so the wind has nothing to grab. And with the built-in lock, your plants and tools stay safe from curious kids, pets, and wildlife, and the door stays shut even in a violent storm.
The Bloom Cabin aluminum greenhouse has an integrated gutter system. This allows you to collect free rainwater to use on your plants instead of tap water. Tap water often contains chlorine, chloramine, and fluoride.
Rainwater doesn't. Rainwater is soft, so it won't leave the mineral and salt buildup in the soil that hard tap water does. Additionally, rainwater is slightly acidic, which helps plants absorb nutrients, leading to better, faster growth.
A greenhouse is an investment meant to last you decades. A greenhouse lives through hail, storms, heat, and freezing winters year after year. You need one that can withstand anything that's thrown at it.
Most greenhouses are built to be replaced in a few years. Ours is built to be enjoyed for decades. That is why ours is backed by a 12-year warranty, so you can enjoy it season after season with complete peace of mind.
| Length | Roof Windows | 7 ft 9 in Wide 7 ft 8 in Tall |
10 ft 3 in Wide 8 ft 10 in Tall |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5 ft 3 in | 1 | 41 sq ft | 53 sq ft |
| 7 ft 9 in | 1 | 59 sq ft | 78 sq ft |
| 10 ft 3 in | 1 | 78 sq ft | 103 sq ft |
| 12 ft 8 in | 2 | 97 sq ft | 128 sq ft |
| 15 ft 2 in | 3 | 116 sq ft | 153 sq ft |
| 17 ft 9 in | 4 | 135 sq ft | 178 sq ft |
| 20 ft 1 in | 4 | 154 sq ft | 203 sq ft |
| 22 ft 5 in | 4 | 172 sq ft | 228 sq ft |
| 24 ft 11 in | 4 | 191 sq ft | 253 sq ft |
| 27 ft 4 in | 4 | 210 sq ft | 278 sq ft |
| 29 ft 9 in | 4 | 229 sq ft | 302 sq ft |
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Size | 22 sizes available (see Size Guide) |
| Greenhouse Height | 7 ft 8 in (7 ft 9 in wide models) 8 ft 10 in (10 ft 3 in wide models) |
| Material | Aluminum |
| Roof Glass | 4mm Tempered Safety Glass |
| Wall Glass | 4mm Tempered Safety Glass |
| Color | Black |
| Greenhouse Doors | Sliding Doors with Lock |
| Gutter System | Integrated |
| Base Frame | Integrated Aluminum Base Frame |
| Roof Windows | 1 to 4, depending on length (see Size Guide) |
| Roof Window Openers | Storm Proof Automatic Window Openers |
| Installation | Available for an additional $5,420.00 |
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The wood in traditional greenhouses gives you more headaches than it's worth. Regular wood swells when wet and shrinks when dry. That constant movement is what cracks the wood, warps frames, and loosens glass panes. Not to mention, wet wood easily rots and grows fungus. This means you have to worry about costly repairs or, even worse, replacing the entire greenhouse.
Accoya wood is extremely resistant and doesn't crack or change color. You can leave it outside for 20+ years in the rain, soaked in water, and nothing will happen. This is because Accoya wood has an entirely different cell structure, which makes it unable to absorb water. This is important because rot fungi need wet wood to survive, and Accoya stays too dry for them to get inside. Termites and insects also don't recognize Accoya as food the way they do traditional greenhouse wood.
Most wood you find in a traditional greenhouse is pressure treated with poisons to prevent rot and insect damage, this is very unsafe around your plants, food and soil. Accoya is soaked in acetic anhydride, which is essentially a concentrated form of vinegar, so it's completely safe and non-toxic.
The glass you choose for your greenhouse determines how long it lasts, how safe it is, and, most importantly, how well your plants grow. Glass lets in more natural light than plastic panels and never yellows or clouds over, so your plants get the full sunlight they need to thrive.
Greenhouse glass goes from freezing mornings to scorching afternoons every day. Tempered glass resists cracking from that stress far better than standard glass. It's heat-treated to be roughly 4 to 5 times stronger than ordinary glass, so it holds up much better against rain, hail, and rough winds. Many budget greenhouses use 3mm horticultural glass, which is thinner, not tempered, and breaks easily.
When regular glass breaks, it shatters into long, sharp, deadly shards. On the other hand, if tempered glass breaks, though it's unlikely, it crumbles into small, blunt, pebble-like pieces. This matters most in your roof. If a pane breaks over your head while you're working inside, you want pebbles falling, not knife-edged blades.
Without ventilation, a greenhouse turns into an oven and a swamp. It's the single biggest factor in whether plants thrive or struggle.
Greenhouse glass is meant to trap sunlight, but on a sunny summer afternoon, it can hit temperatures that wilt, scorch, or kill plants within hours. Vents allow that heat to escape.
Plants also release moisture constantly, and trapped humid air leads to mold, mildew, fungal diseases like gray mold, and root rot. Airflow keeps leaves dry and disease down.
Ventilation is important, but what is also important is the correct process for that ventilation. Most automatic vents work like a thermostat. When it gets hot, the roof window opens on its own. When it cools down, it closes again. The problem is that they're built to handle a gentle breeze, not a storm.
All it takes is one strong gust to catch that open window and rip it clean off. Now rain is pouring in, and you won't find out until you walk out to check on your plants. The Bloom Cabin storm-proof opener locks the window in place. It still opens when it's hot and closes when it cools down, but no gust can grab it, yank it, or slam it around. Your plants get fresh air, and you get peace of mind, whether you're at work, on vacation, or asleep.
With a traditional hinged door, the wind catches it, slams it open or shut, and can crack the panels or tear the hinges right off.
That's why the Bloom Cabin comes with locking sliding doors. A sliding door runs along a track, so the wind has nothing to grab. And with the built-in lock, your plants and tools stay safe from curious kids, pets, and wildlife, and the door stays shut even in a violent storm.
The Bloom Cabin aluminum greenhouse has an integrated gutter system. This allows you to collect free rainwater to use on your plants instead of tap water. Tap water often contains chlorine, chloramine, and fluoride.
Rainwater doesn't. Rainwater is soft, so it won't leave the mineral and salt buildup in the soil that hard tap water does. Additionally, rainwater is slightly acidic, which helps plants absorb nutrients, leading to better, faster growth.
A greenhouse is an investment meant to last you decades. A greenhouse lives through hail, storms, heat, and freezing winters year after year. You need one that can withstand anything that's thrown at it.
Most greenhouses are built to be replaced in a few years. Ours is built to be enjoyed for decades. That is why ours is backed by a 12-year warranty, so you can enjoy it season after season with complete peace of mind.
| Length | Roof Windows | 7 ft 9 in Wide 7 ft 8 in Tall |
10 ft 3 in Wide 8 ft 10 in Tall |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5 ft 3 in | 1 | 41 sq ft | 53 sq ft |
| 7 ft 9 in | 1 | 59 sq ft | 78 sq ft |
| 10 ft 3 in | 1 | 78 sq ft | 103 sq ft |
| 12 ft 8 in | 2 | 97 sq ft | 128 sq ft |
| 15 ft 2 in | 3 | 116 sq ft | 153 sq ft |
| 17 ft 9 in | 4 | 135 sq ft | 178 sq ft |
| 20 ft 1 in | 4 | 154 sq ft | 203 sq ft |
| 22 ft 5 in | 4 | 172 sq ft | 228 sq ft |
| 24 ft 11 in | 4 | 191 sq ft | 253 sq ft |
| 27 ft 4 in | 4 | 210 sq ft | 278 sq ft |
| 29 ft 9 in | 4 | 229 sq ft | 302 sq ft |
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Size | 22 sizes available (see Size Guide) |
| Greenhouse Height | 7 ft 8 in (7 ft 9 in wide models) 8 ft 10 in (10 ft 3 in wide models) |
| Material | Aluminum |
| Roof Glass | 4mm Tempered Safety Glass |
| Wall Glass | 4mm Tempered Safety Glass |
| Color | Black |
| Greenhouse Doors | Sliding Doors with Lock |
| Gutter System | Integrated |
| Base Frame | Integrated Aluminum Base Frame |
| Roof Windows | 1 to 4, depending on length (see Size Guide) |
| Roof Window Openers | Storm Proof Automatic Window Openers |
| Installation | Available for an additional $5,420.00 |