Light-Booster Plant House Double

TILDENET GARDENWARE LIMITED

£64.46

Light-Booster Greenhouses have tough, foiled, fabric back panels that reflect light directly back onto plants, increasing overall light levels by up to 50%. The increased photosynthesis produces faster growth and more abundant, healthier plants. Our Double Light-booster also enables the propagation and development of a variety of exotic plants that require higher levels of light. The frame is made from a powder coated steel frame with tough plastic joints. Its extra thick cover made of long-lasting woven fabric, thick clear PVC and sturdy zips. Size: W 150cm x H 160cm x D 40cm

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Registered at Companies House as TILDENET GARDENWARE LIMITED, number 01462426. Checked 2026-08-29.
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