Find Greenhouses by Shape
Find the Perfect Footprint for Your Garden
Choosing the right shape for your greenhouse is just as important as selecting the size or material. The shape of your greenhouse not only impacts how it looks in your garden but also how you use the interior space.
At Greenhouse-Shop.co.uk, we make it easy to browse greenhouses by their footprint. Whether you're working with a narrow patio, a spacious lawn, or designing a feature-filled garden room, we have a greenhouse shape that fits your vision.
Popular greenhouse shapes:
- Rectangular – the most versatile and space-efficient choice for growing
- Square – compact and symmetrical, perfect for small gardens or patios
- Hexagonal – decorative focal points ideal for orangeries or garden retreats
- T-shaped – unique layouts that offer multiple zones for planting, relaxing, or storage
Each shape comes with its own benefits – from optimal sun exposure and easy furniture placement to better airflow and aesthetic appeal. Whether you're looking to maximize growing space or create a stunning garden feature, choosing by shape helps you start with the right foundation.
Greenhouse Shapes Overview
| Shape | Description | Pros | Cons |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rectangular | The most traditional and versatile shape; ideal for maximizing planting rows and shelving. | Efficient space usage, easy to divide into sections, fits most gardens. | May require more garden space in length; less dramatic in appearance. |
| Square | Compact and symmetrical; great for smaller gardens and balanced layouts. | Perfect for limited spaces, easy to organize, balanced design. | Limited growing space compared to rectangular models. |
| T-shaped | Stylish layout with two wings; offers multiple zones for planting or relaxing. | Unique look, zoned layout for dual-purpose use (e.g., growing and seating). | Requires more space; more complex to install. |
| Hexagonal | Decorative and elegant; often used as focal points or orangeries. | Visually appealing, good light distribution, 360° garden view. | Less efficient use of space, harder to furnish or install shelving. |
| Tunnel | Long and rounded design; ideal for larger planting areas and efficient airflow. | Great for large-scale growing, good air circulation, cost-effective for size. | Takes up a lot of space; aesthetics may not suit all gardens. |