Name: Slant-Roof Greenhouse
SKU: 20000
Availability: InStock

Durable
Fast
96" x 125"
$4,990

$4,990.00

The Slant-Roof Greenhouse design generates more heat, more light and for a longer time each day than other roof designs. It’s cedar wood and poly-carbonate panels will also outlast more cheaply made greenhouses, and look great doing it. Available with optional solar powered automatic active ventilation.

Available in a 77% larger XL model too!

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Retail Price ~~$9,099~~
~~Was $5,499~~ Now $4,990

Ships from $139 by zone to most lower 48 addresses…

As strong as it is beuatiful…

Handcrafted in the USA

Smart Kits™

Multi-Region Capable

DIY/Handyman Friendly

Optional Solar Power Ventilation

Premium Materials

Beautiful & Functional Design

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Ready-to-Assemble Kit

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Slant-Roof Greenhouse
* Any accessories ordered at time of your greenhouse purchase ship for no additional cost.

Excellent communication with the timeline of when my greenhouse was being built and shipped. The quality and craftsmanship is excellent. I’m so happy I decided to purchase from Roost & Root… D. Baxter – Lincolnton, North Carolina

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Solar Powered Active Ventilation Management (AVM) System was ~~$1,799.00~~ → ( $1,599.00 )

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Magnetic Screen Door ( $39.00 )
Boardwalk Set ( $198.00 )
Screen Door & Boardwalk Set ( $237.00 )

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60% Shade Cloth | Slant-Roof Greenhouse ( $299.00 )

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24" Raised Garden Bed Combo | Standard Greenhouse (2 Module | Corner | 1 Module) was ~~$867.00~~ → ( $647.00 )

Retail Price ~~$9,099.00~~

Sale Price $4,990.00
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The Details

With our AVM its no wires and no worries…
The optional custom manufactured solar-powered Active Ventilation Management system (AVM) is a self-contained way to automate the air circulation of your greenhouse without wires or worries. Air exchange is important to bring in CO² and help control temperature/humidity. The system includes…
A 100-watt custom manufactured solar panel and mount with 2 included SLA batteries for power
4x 125 CFM IP68 waterproof axial fans mounted into a hand-built cedar louvered panel
A moisture safe digital control box with interval timer for CO², and Temperature / Humidity controls
Large SOCKiTBOX® is provided for power cord connections to add a heater or grow lights
Capable of exchanging the air in the greenhouse about once every two minutes
(1) Hang it on the wall (2) plugin batteries (3) hook up cable... Done!
All cedar structure is as beautiful
as it is tough...
Don't let how pretty it is fool you... cedar is one tough wood. Whether you seal it or not, cedar will outlast every other N. American species in outdoor use. Sealed, it will maintain its golden color. Unsealed, it will patina to a natural grey/silver look. Our joinery methods are tough too and have been proven so in over 10,000 of our coops... in service in all 50 states.
Large hand-crafted panels are made from culled custom milled Grade 1 Western Red Cedar
Wall panels attach with provided 3" ceramic screws into pre-drilled holes with your cordless drill.
All door hinges come pre-attached
Pre-attached roof panels on a unique scissor frame allows installation from ground
Twin-Wall PolyCarb & HDPE wall panels…
We dado cut slots into the cedar lumber frames and then install precision CNC cut Twin-Wall Polycarbonate clear panels into upper wall sections. Lower wall sections have recycled black HDPE food grade plastic inserts for splash protection and protection from objects shot out from mowers.
UV Protected ultra clear 6mm Polycarbonate panels transmit more light than other brands
Clearer than most glass, withstands high heat and super sub zero temperatures
Cedar / Black HDPE "look" is designed to match our Raised Vegetable Garden bases
Wind tested to 80mph... these panels don't only look great, they're virtually indestructible
Large sized individual panels make for fewer pieces to assemble
3/16 solid HDPE panels on bottoms provide strength, splash protection and are puncture proof
We hope you think it's pretty. But it's more...
Our slant-roof design has benefits that are more than just beautiful. At a 25° slant, it will help shed all but the stickiest of snow and ice. Heat naturally flows to its tall side which makes venting it more certain. It also provides loads of headroom. Seven feet to be exact, no other design provides more evenly distributed, longer periods of optimal sunlight than a slant roof.
Provides greatest light and heat during sunlight transit from east to west
If snow accumulates, its easily knocked off as the roof remains flexible even in sub-zero temperatures
Heat naturally collects to the high side and can be collected or exhausted
Provides low wind resistance by allowing gusty winds to blow over the top
Naturally provides for high watershed rates
5 foot high on the low side, 9 foot on the high side, and 7 feet of headroom in all working spaces
The shape lends itself to the easy out-of-the-way installation of necessary shade cloths
A crazy idea that works marvelously...
How do you ship a 10 foot long roof panel in a truck with only 7 feet of door height? Who wants to climb up on a 25° degree slant roof? All those roof screws, what a pain. Our answer? Make each roof section fold, "scissor" the top edge into place and lay the bottom edge on the short wall. All from the ground. For sure takes two strong people, but way better than getting on top 🙂
Panels are preinstalled on scissor style frames that can be installed from the ground
Pre-made panels means no climbing on top during installation
Preinstalled closure strips keep out unwanted guests
USA Made Polycarbonate panels are ultra clear, hail proof and long lasting
Ships to you in three preassembled sections ready to install
It's your space, you decide how to use it...
We picked the shape of the new Slant-Roof Greenhouse™ with the idea of giving you a wide range of options on how it gets used. Whether you plan to do seedlings, grow herbs, start vegetables early for transplanting, or you like growing flowers... wide open spaces and generous ceiling heights make just about anything possible.
5' high back wall with your 18" to 24" wide shelving puts you standing with 7' of headroom to work
7' high front wall allows for taller shelving but still leaves space above for warmer air
Either of our 24" wide raised vegetable gardens ( 4' or 8' models) will fit lengthwise
Even with both sides chocked full there's generous space in the middle to work from
Strong roof structure provides additional space to hang planters from
For those times when things get too hot...
It's probably the idea of a warm place to start plants that motivates you to buy a greenhouse. But you'll quickly find, that on a sunny day, the Slant-Roof design can make a 50°F or even more increase in temperatures quickly. In even moderately warm days, too much sun can overheat your greenhouse!
Custom sewn shade cloth in easy to install 2 piece design
Magnetically attaches using sewn in protected rare-earth magnets
Available in a 60% block weave
Made from ultra long lasting commercial grade polypropylene fabric
Sewn with black UV bonded polyester thread
All hardware is included
Outstanding passive ventilation features...
A big part of operating your greenhouse is to keep the air flowing in and out. Not everyone will opt for our Active Ventilation Management AVM system due to cost, or just wanting to be a purest. No worries, we've got your back... and your front too!
Large vertical front panels on each side allow heat that rises on high side to vent out
Lower back wall intake vents are positioned to draw from natural heat rise under roof
All vents have large mesh screen that allows bees and lady bugs in but keeps birds out
Back vents have our beautiful hand-crafted cedar wood louvers
Finer mesh screen is easily added by customer to control smaller insects if desired
Additional ventilation can be affected by the purchase of our inexpensive magnetic mesh door screen.
... and even more purpose made accessories.
Not everyone lives in the same place (duh) or plans to use their greenhouse in the same way (duh) and it is with that in mind that we built both standard and optional features. You buy what you want for where you live and how you plan to use the greenhouse.
Boardwalks - All cedar boardwalks QTY 2 are pretty and also serve as a dry place to work from. If you run cords into your greenhouse, they can also be run under the boardwalks to cover them.
Magnetic Closure Door Screen - Allows you to leave the door open for extra ventilation but keep birds out.

Specifications | Slant-Roof Greenhouse

Physical:	Footprint: 96″W \| 125″L \| 83ft²
	Height: 60″ short side \| 108″ tall side
	Roof Overhang & Door Swing Ground Projection: 115″W x175″ L
	Interior Volume: Standard 560 ft³ \| XL Model 990 ft³
	Shipped in (1) 53 x 44 x 60 +/- 700 lb semi-crate delivered to the accessible area via residential freight. Accessories may be shipped in a separate box. No one panel is greater than about 70 lbs.
	Fully Assembled ~700 lbs. (weights given are for fully dry wood)
Loads:	Snow: calculated for 32″ of ordinary snow
	Anchoring: required for winds > 30-35 mph (must be secured during assembly too)
	Wind Panel Failure: > 80 mph
	Structure Topple Wind Resistance Anchored – Subject to the anchor method chosen by the customer. D-Ring anchors with 1200 lb ratings each are provided in the kit. Methods at the discretion of customer based on region and soil conditions. If a concrete footer is poured, the structure can be bolted to the footer.
Characteristics:	TufTex USA PolyCarb Roof Panels \| Light Transmission – 93% \| 270° F to -40° F
	Twin-Wall (6 mm) PolyCarb Wall Panels \| Light Transmission – 85% \| 270° F to -40° F
	Roof Angle – 25°
	Roof Load – At least #800 lbs equally distributed over short periods of time. Days, not weeks. Not suitable as a full-time inhabitable structure.
Placement:	If AVM Option is Ordered: The Front of the solar panel(s) should preferably face south.
Placement:	No AVM Option: You may choose to place the front facing to the south or north but ends should optimally run east to west.
Shelf Height: (customer provided)	Max Shelve Height Back Wall: 60″
	Max Shelve Height Front Wall: 84″
	Standing Access Back Wall Shelves: 72″
	Standing Access Front Wall Shelves: 84″
AVM:	AVM battery warranty limited to 1 year. Units outside of warranty qualify for AVM re manufactured unit exchange for up to 5 years. Batteries are replaceable by customer.
AVM:	AVM is thermostatically limited to 140°F for operation. It is not designed to operate in summer temperatures in excess of 100°F in which case you should open up your greenhouse completely to ventilate as the interior temperatures can easily exceed 140°F inside.

Regional Info

The use of a greenhouse is extremely diverse and the skills required are affected by, among other things, the region and the plants you’re wanting to grow. The Slant-Roof Greenhouse™ design anticipates a set of factors that are influenced by regions. We hope the following will help you to understand better what to expect from your new greenhouse.
Considerations for Zone 2
We do not recommend the use of this greenhouse in Zone 2 areas unless you plan to use supplemental heat. Snow Load: The 25° pitch roof should in many circumstances shed snow on its own, especially if the interior warms up significantly during the day or supplemental heat is used to avoid freezing. If significant amounts of snow accumulate, we would recommend periodically knocking it off. The back edge of the roof is extended enough that we expect the snow that slides off to not pack against the back wall. We load-tested the roof with #800 lbs of sandbags equally distributed and it deflected an acceptable amount. Use of supplemental heat would be required in extended periods of below-freezing weather and may not be practical for some users. Considerations for Zones 3-5 Snow Load: The 25° pitch roof should in many circumstances shed snow on its own, especially if the interior warms up significantly during the day or supplemental heat is used to avoid freezing. If significant amounts of snow accumulate, we would recommend periodically knocking it off. The back edge of the roof is extended enough that we expect the snow that slides off to not pack against the back wall. We load-tested the roof with #800 lbs of sandbags equally distributed and it deflected an acceptable amount. Use of supplemental heat would be required in extended periods of below-freezing weather and may not be practical for some users. In higher temperature months, you will need to utilize 60% shade cloth to keep temperatures down due to the highly effective roof design and its ability to create heat inside the structure.
Considerations for Zones 6-9
In these more moderate climate zones, we would expect you to use your greenhouse in all but the hottest of months. In higher temperature months, you will need to utilize 60% shade cloth to keep temperatures down due to the highly effective roof design and its ability to create heat inside the structure. During the summer months, you may need to use 60% shade cloth and extra ventilation (box fans or similar) to avoid too much heat. In short spurts, you might need to provide supplemental heat in the middle of a harsh winter storm to avoid freezing.
Considerations for Zone 10
To use the greenhouse in Zone 10 areas we would strongly recommend the use of 60% or greater shade cloth during the hottest months to block hot sunlight and considerable attention is given to ventilation.

What to Expect

Our goal is for the purchase of your new Slant Roof Greenhouse™ to be as surprise-free as possible. In our “What to Expect” section we take our experiences with 10’s of thousands of customers and try to outline things we’ve learned that are consistently important. And of course, if there is some concern that we’re not addressing, just call us at 877-741-2667 and we’ll help you out in person.

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		Most of our products are delivered via freight because of their large size. We package your purchase carefully to protect it during transit. How your item is treated after it leaves our facility is outside our control, but we will make right any shipping damage whether it’s our fault or not.

		Shippers will contact you by phone to arrange for your order to be dropped off at an accessible location at the delivery address. Products are designed so that individual pieces can be transported by hand to their final place of assembly.

		Written instructions are provided for each order and “assembly overview” videos are available for almost everything we sell to give customers a good idea of what is involved in assembling your purchase before you buy. Most of our products are designed to be assembled by 2 people and in all cases, by people of ordinary skills. We rely on you having a cordless drill, maybe a hammer, and in some cases, a tape measure. Digital copies of the instructions are on each product page and also in the help section.

		We try to write instructions for a balance of visual and written use. If you hire a contractor, you’ll want to make sure they read instructions too. Our products cannot be assembled as intended without using the instructions. If you or your contractor do have problems during assembly, you can either call or text us.

		The Solar AVM system cannot cool your greenhouse more than the outside temperature. It ventilates. If you require cooling, you may need to use a small properly ventilated air conditioning unit in addition to the AVM if you’re trying to significantly cool your greenhouse. The purpose of the AVM is active air exchange.

		Accessories are made to work with our products. We do not warrant their use with products other than those that they are intended for.

		Temporary snow loads of ~ 24″ – 30″ deep ordinary snow on the roof have been accounted for. That’s a lot of snow. However, snow should be knocked off often when possible. The icing on the edges of the roof may need to be addressed as well.

Instructions

Slant-Roof Greenhouse™ Assembly Video & Instructions

Assembly Overview Video

We've created a short video that gives an idea of what goes into assembling a Slant-Roof Greenhouse™. It's not intended to be "instructions"... just give you a good idea of what you're getting into. If the embed below is not working or you prefer to watch the videos directly on YouTube, click here.

We've included an Amazon link here with ground anchor options for your tie-down kit.

Handyman Hotline: If at anytime you (or your handyman) needs support that the instructions or videos don't answer, just call us. You can even have your handyman call us in advance so that when they show up to assemble your greenhouse they're already up to speed.

The Slant-Roof Greenhouse™ can be assembled in less than a day by 2 strong people of ordinary skill with a cordless drill, a hammer and a measuring tape. Everything else you need is provided. A flat level ~ 10x12 (or larger) area is a very important requirement for the greenhouse to assemble easily. These instructions will always be the most current.

The printed instructions that come with your Slant-Roof Greenhouse™ and the .pdf file of the Assembly Instructions are always the latest version

Slant-Roof GreenhouseTM Instructions Web Res 56 meg PDF File Rev 4.1

AVM Online Instructions (dynamically updated)

Tie-Down Kit Instructional Video

If you live in an area that experiences higher than 40 mph winds, we recommend utilizing the tie-down kit that comes included in your Slant-Roof Greenhouse purchase. In this video, we cover ground anchoring options that work best for your location and instruct how to properly install your tie-down kit to your new greenhouse. If the embed below is not working or you prefer to watch the videos directly on YouTube, click here.