Matterhorn
Available in 20', 24', and 30' widths, or as a lean-to, the Rimol Matterhorn stands alone as the most attractive and rugged traditional-style gutter-connected greenhouse. Simple to construct with easy-to-read instructions and helpful technical support just a phone call away, the Matterhorn is a high-quality, durable, eye-catching structure best suited for garden centers, commercial growers, schools, and universities in any climate in North America. Teachers and administrators looking for a farm-to-cafeteria greenhouse, or for their FFA, 4H, or gardening / sustainability club will love the strength and beauty that this greenhouse delivers. Made in the USA, the Matterhorn is built to withstand heavy snow and wind loads which allows for a good night's sleep during the scariest winter storms and hurricanes.
Rimol will design a custom Matterhorn package that fits your exact needs and specifications. Please fill out a quote request to receive customized pricing, or contact us to discuss your greenhouse project further with one of our experienced sales associates!
Features
- 20', 24', and 30' widths
- Lean-to style available in 12' & 15' widths
- Truss spacing allows for any length in increments of 12'
- Simple to construct with easy-to-read instructions and technical support via phone
- Columns are 4” x 4”, 12-gauge galvanized steel and can either be plated or wet-set into concrete footings
- Non-welded truss delivers superior quality and allows for easier shipping and assembly
- Trusses consist of 2”, 16-gauge square upper cords and 1½”, 16-gauge web members
- Extra purlins near gutter provide additional snow load support in northern climates, which prevents premature wear on polycarbonate that can lead to leaking near the gutter
- 6/12 roof pitch
- Large 12-gauge steel gutter allows easy access to the roof, and downspouts are designed to be located anywhere in the gutter for maximum flexibility
- Can be glazed with 8mm (twin wall) polycarbonate, corrugated polycarbonate, or glass (walls only)
- Engineering meets or exceeds International Building Codes (IBC)