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Stocked by Homestead Haven • 100% Aussie Owned & Operated • Australia Wide Delivery Glasshouse, 6ft x 10ft Winter Gardenz 6x10ft Glassho...
View full detailsAll three share the same footprint and aluminium frame. The glazing is what sets them apart.
4mm toughened glass for maximum light transmission. Best if you want the clearest, most greenhouse-traditional look and the most light for sun-hungry plants.
6mm twin-wall polycarbonate. Diffuses light and traps warmth for better thermal performance than glass, making it a forgiving, all-season option for beginners.
Perforated aluminium shade mesh instead of solid panels. Filtered shade and airflow rather than full weather protection, suited to hardening off seedlings or shade-loving plants.
Every model is 6ft (approx. 1972mm) wide, so the choice comes down to length. A 6x6ft unit is a true square footprint, ideal for balconies, courtyards or tiny yards as an entry point into the range. Step up through 6x8ft, 6x10ft and 6x12ft for a proper backyard growing space, or go to 6x16ft and 6x20ft if you want room to walk between beds, add shelving, or run it as a dedicated potting and propagation area. All lengths use the same frame design and glazing options, so you can size up without changing the style.
What's the difference between the glasshouse, greenhouse and shade house?
All three share the same footprint and aluminium frame, but the glazing differs. The glasshouse uses 4mm toughened glass for maximum light transmission, the greenhouse uses 6mm twin-wall polycarbonate for stronger insulation and UV protection, and the shade house uses perforated aluminium mesh for filtered shade rather than full weather protection.
Is a 6x6ft a good size for a first greenhouse?
Yes. At around 1972mm square, the 6x6ft is the smallest and most affordable size in the range, making it a good entry point for balconies, tiny yards or beginner gardeners. The same design is also available in 8ft, 10ft, 12ft, 16ft and 20ft lengths if you need more room later.
How long does delivery take?
These units are packed to order, generally with around a 2 week lead time, and delivered to your nearest Mainfreight Depot due to their weight.
Do you offer a price match guarantee?
Yes. Found it cheaper elsewhere? Let us know and we will do our best to beat it.
Greenhouses are packed to order on a first-come-first-served basis, generally with around a 2 week lead time. Due to their weight, delivery is to your nearest Mainfreight Depot. Get in touch for the best shipping quote to your address.
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Both are excellent, but they are built for different jobs.
Use automatic voltage regulation to hold a steady voltage as the load changes, which suits power tools, pumps, motors and higher output backup. Available in petrol and diesel from around 5kVA up to nearly 14kVA, they are the workhorses for farms, worksites and whole property backup.
Produce clean, quiet power that is ideal for sensitive electronics and lighter loads, and they are more portable. If you mainly need to run laptops, phones and a few essentials quietly, see our inverter generators range instead.
AVR generators are usually rated in kVA, and the usable output in kilowatts is a little lower, so a 5kVA unit delivers roughly 4kW of real power. Add up the running watts of everything you want to power at once, then allow headroom for the surge that motors, pumps and compressors draw when they start. As a rough guide, 5kVA suits essential circuits and tools; around 7kVA suits a busy home or small worksite; and 11kVA to 13.9kVA handles a farm shed, multiple large loads or whole property backup. Note that the S12000 11.9kVA is a single phase unit. Prices in this range currently start from $1,775. See each product page for exact running and peak output.
Not every job needs every feature, but these are the ones that matter most for output and reliability.
Petrol generators cost less to buy, tend to be lighter, and are a solid choice for occasional or backup use. Diesel generators cost more upfront but use less fuel, run cooler under sustained load and generally last longer, which makes them the pick for farms, frequent use and long running jobs. If you expect to run the generator hard and often, diesel usually pays off over time; if it is mainly for occasional backup, petrol is the easier entry point.
AVR stands for automatic voltage regulation. It keeps the generator's output voltage stable as the load changes, which protects connected tools and appliances from the voltage swings that can occur on an unregulated generator.
Yes, with a proper changeover switch installed by a licensed electrician. Larger single phase and three phase units have specific requirements, so it is important to have the connection set up correctly. Never plug a generator straight into a wall socket. Contact us to check what a specific model needs.
Yes. Steady regulated voltage and higher output make AVR generators well suited to power tools, pumps and motors. Just check the surge rating against the startup draw of the largest motor you plan to run.
Yes. Found it cheaper elsewhere? Let us know and we will do our best to beat it.
AVR generators are heavy items, and the larger units travel as bulkier freight, so delivery is quoted individually to get you the best price. Timing depends on your location and the size of the unit. Get in touch with your postcode for a shipping quote.
A few other ranges worth a look if you are setting up reliable backup power.
100% Aussie owned and operated.
We quote freight individually to get you the best price to your location.
Shop risk free with our 30 day returns policy.
Find it cheaper elsewhere? We will do our best to beat it.