The Classique

Name: The Classique
Brand: Ballyreagh House

Ballyreagh House

£8000

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Evoking all the charm of 20th century glasshouses, the Classique features a double-pitched roof and traditional glazing. It makes for an intimate garden retreat, whether for relaxing in a comfortable chair, or serene space for year-round growing. The Classique can be supplied to sit on either a wall, or aluminium baseplate and is available in two widths and seven lengths. Aluminium structure, powder-coated in the colour of your choosing 4mm tempered glass Single swing door (lock included) 2 to 10 windows depending on length Our display Classique glasshouse stands at 2.75 m x 3.05 m in Fir Gree

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as BALLYREAGH HOUSE LIMITED, number NI642216. Checked 2026-08-29.
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British-owned
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