Greenhouse Kitset for sale - Redpath 16m x 6m - brand new - Matakana
Redpath Propagation easy-build greenhouse 6m x 16m kitset - unused and as delivered. Twin skin - 1 door - 1 roof vent (manual).
Two full sets of working drawings, Owners and Contractors Component Checklists, Redpath terms of supply and all other background info, warranties, producer statement and design calcs etc. Bought by son for $9500 in July 2017
Materials as shown on photographs - stored dry in barn. Maximum length of components 6m. Smaller packages unopened.
(Purchaser will need to arrange pick-up / shipment)
Only $7500
Call David on 021-622-182
Reason for sale: our son (purchaser) now moved overseas, so no longer needed
For more info on what it looks like erected, visit Redpath website : www.redpath.co.nz...
ehouses/propagation-series-6m-span.html
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