Glass Greenhouse: A greenhouse made of insulating glass (ISO-glass) is more premium and stylish compared to one with plastic glazing. However, there are also several advantages to using plastic. We’ll explain the detailed differences in the section “Greenhouse Glazing.”
Arch Greenhouse: An arch greenhouse should not be confused with a round greenhouse. Both tunnel-shaped plastic-covered greenhouses with simple steel frames and sturdy, high-quality aluminum arch greenhouses with comfortable standing wall heights fall under arch greenhouses.
Lean-to Greenhouse (Gable Roof): Often designed as attached or lean-to greenhouses that are mounted directly against the wall of a house or a garden shed. This construction type is common for small greenhouses and especially for greenhouse conservatories directly attached to a house. Small, simple lean-to greenhouses are also referred to as side-attached greenhouses.
Orangery Greenhouse: Originally built as grand homes for citrus plants in the 17th century, today's orangeries are often luxurious greenhouses used for large plants, as event spaces, or as unique winter gardens. Hoklartherm is among the few manufacturers worldwide that also design, produce, and set up orangeries.
Raised Bed Greenhouse: Enthusiasts distinguish a pure raised bed greenhouse.