Colours

Colour can dramatically change the look of your greenhouse and can be used to make it either stand out or blend in.

White’s & off-whites

When it comes to colours, the Victorians would typically use brilliant white for their greenhouses; coupled with whitewashed interior walls it creates a really bright environment ideal for growing. A crisp white building can also look good in a secluded spot, drawing one’s eye from other parts of the garden. Subtle off-whites are commonly used to warm up the appearance when a bright atmosphere is still required.
Stronger colours

Greens and greys are becoming increasingly popular too with some very strong colours really helping to make a statement in some gardens where other materials and planting demand it. Over the years we’ve developed a diverse palette of standard colours that have proved popular and effective in many situations. We can, of course, match most RAL or BS colours. Please ask about our matching service and availability of more unusual colours.

Our Standard Colours

White

RAL 9016

Ivory

BS 10 B 15

Oatmeal

BS 10 B 17

Lizard Grey

BS 10 B 21

Willow Green

BS 12 B 17

Moorland

BS 12 B 21

Heron

BS 18 B 17

Cornish Blue

RAL 5024

Olive Green

RAL 6003

Reed Green

RAL 6013

Green Grey

RAL 7009

Pebble Grey

RAL 7032

Puddling Clay

RAL 7023

Light Grey

RAL 7035

Anthracite

RAL 7016

Black

RAL 9017

To help envisage the perfect colour choice for your greenhouse, simply filter by colour group or colour name.