Yardenaler Greenhouses, Gazebos and Garden Structures

The largest greenhouse in the Yardenaler lineup at 128 square feet — 96 inches wide by 190.2 inches deep — and the only model available in black. At 427 lbs it's a serious structure, with a 90.6-inch peak height, 21.6×21.6-inch roof vent, and a 29.1×71.4-inch lockable door. This is the one for growers who genuinely need maximum interior space and want a structure that reads as intentional in the yard.

Second-largest in the 8-foot-wide family at 112 square feet, this mocha brown model measures 96 inches wide by 166.8 inches deep with the same 90.6-inch peak height as the 8×16. The roof vent runs 19.7×19.7 inches — slightly smaller than adjacent models — and the door matches the flagship at 29.1×71.4 inches. A real option for growers who want near-maximum space without committing to the full 16-foot depth.

The 8×12 has the widest actual footprint in the lineup — 101.97 inches across versus 96 inches for most other 8-ft models — which gives a bit more usable interior width once the frame is accounted for. It covers 96 square feet, stands 90.55 inches tall, and carries the largest roof vent in the 8-ft family at 21.7×21.7 inches. At 376 lbs it's also the lightest of the three large 8-ft options.

Eighty square feet of growing space in the most compact depth available in the 8-foot-wide family — 101.7 inches wide by 121.4 inches deep. The 90.7-inch peak height and 28.66×71.4-inch lockable door match the rest of the line. Important to know: this model ships in five boxes that may not arrive on the same day. Plan assembly after all boxes have shown up, not when the first one lands.

The smallest and lightest 8-foot-wide model at 283 lbs, with a near-square 96×96.69-inch footprint and 64 square feet of interior space. It ships in four boxes and carries the same 90.6-inch peak height as every other 8-ft model in the line. First-time greenhouse buyers or anyone working with a small backyard will find this the easiest entry point into a real walk-in structure.

Seventy-two square feet across a 74×143.4-inch footprint — narrow enough to fit against a fence or along a side yard where 8-foot-wide structures get ruled out. The 83.5-inch peak height is about 7 inches shorter than the 8-ft family, which matters if you're growing tall plants. Same adjustable 45-degree roof vent and lockable door as the rest of the lineup, and at 317 lbs it's a solid structure for the space it occupies.

The only white greenhouse in the Yardenaler lineup — a genuine differentiator if you're working with white fencing, a light-colored house exterior, or just prefer a cleaner visual. At 254.85 lbs it's the lightest 6-ft walk-in model, covers 60 square feet, and stands 84.28 inches tall. The door is narrower than other models at 23.58×68.31 inches, so keep that in mind if you're moving large equipment through it. Ships in three boxes.

The smallest and lightest greenhouse in the entire Yardenaler line at 248 lbs and a 74×97.6-inch footprint — 48 square feet total. The 83.5-inch peak height is consistent with the rest of the 6-ft family. It still carries the same 6mm polycarbonate panels, adjustable 45-degree roof vent, and lockable door as every other model. For a first greenhouse, or for a yard where space is genuinely tight, this is the honest starting point.

At 184.25×15.35 inches with a 130 lb load capacity per shelf, this is the heaviest-duty shelf in the Yardenaler line — designed specifically for 8×16 and 6×16 greenhouse models. Triangular support construction handles bags of soil, nursery pots, and propagation trays without flex. The 2-pack gives you both long interior walls covered in a single order.

The widest shelf in the lineup at 18.98 inches — notably broader than the 15.35-inch standard across the other four sizes — making it the best workbench option if you're doing potting, propagation, or any work that needs elbow room. Spans 160.79 inches to fit 8×14 and 6×14 greenhouse models, with a 120 lb load capacity per shelf. The 85.45 lb shipping weight gives a sense of how substantial these are.

Designed for 6×12 and 8×12 greenhouse models, this shelf runs 137.4 inches long and 15.35 inches wide with a 110 lb capacity per shelf. Triangular support keeps it stable under mixed loads — trays of seedlings on one end, heavier pots toward the middle. Same mocha brown wood finish as the greenhouse frame itself.

This 113.9×15.35-inch shelf fits both the 6×10 and 8×10 greenhouse models and carries a 90 lb load capacity per shelf — enough for nursery trays, small pots, and hand tools. Triangular support construction, matching wood finish, and the same straightforward assembly process as the rest of the shelf line.

The smallest shelf in the system at 90.67×15.35 inches, designed for 6×8 and 8×8 greenhouse models and rated to 90 lbs per shelf. At 90 lbs of capacity on a shelf that spans nearly the full 8-foot interior length, you can realistically run two full rows of nursery pots without coming close to the limit.

The tallest galvanized bed in the lineup at 23.1 inches — high enough to reduce meaningful bending during daily tending. Built from 0.025-inch galvanized steel with four aluminum support rods for added structural stability, 304 stainless steel screws, and a rubber safety strip along the top edge. The olive green color is unique to this height option. Default configuration runs 96×24 inches, but the 12-panel kit supports eight other layout combinations.

Mid-height at 17 inches — taller than a ground-level bed, shorter than the 23.1-inch model, and a practical choice for standard raised bed gardening where you want some depth without the extra reach. Same 0.025-inch galvanized steel construction, 304 stainless steel screws, oval shape with rubber safety edge, and open bottomless base as the rest of the galvanized line. The 9-in-1 modular system gives nine configuration options using the included 12 panels.

The lowest-profile option in the galvanized lineup at 11.1 inches — a good fit for shallow-rooted crops like lettuce, herbs, and annual flowers that don't need deep soil volume. It uses the same 0.025-inch galvanized steel, 304 stainless steel screws, rubber safety edge, and open-base design as the other two heights. The 9-in-1 modular panel system supports the same nine layout configurations despite the reduced height.

Solid cedar with a rustic finish, standing 29.92 inches tall with an overall footprint of 48.03×24.21 inches and an interior growing area of 45.28×21.26×8.6 inches — 4.47 cubic feet of soil space. The 330 lb weight capacity is the higher of the two elevated cedar models, backed by three bottom support panels that add structural rigidity under load. Three drainage holes and an included fiber liner handle water management without a separate purchase.

Natural cedar finish at 30.3 inches tall — the tallest standing height in the elevated bed line, about a third of an inch taller than the rustic model. Overall size runs 47.1×22.6 inches with the same 44.5×20.2×8.6-inch interior growing area (4.47 cubic feet) and the same fiber liner and three-drainage-hole system. Weight capacity is 220 lbs. Assembly takes around 30 minutes connecting legs to frame panels.

The only multi-unit option in the lounger line — a 2-pack in cream white with face holes, arm holes, five-position adjustable backs, detachable pillows, and side storage pockets. The combined shipping weight is 32 lbs for both chairs. Upgraded breathable and waterproof fabric, no assembly required, and the folding design with integrated carrying straps makes moving them from storage to patio a one-person job.

A single lounger at 17 lbs with the face hole and arm hole configuration — the cushioned surround around the face hole means lying face-down doesn't press against bare plastic or fabric. The face hole cover is removable, which converts it to a standard chaise if you want both configurations from one chair. Powder-coated black steel tube frame, waterproof mesh fabric, anti-slip leg caps, and a 265 lb weight capacity. Comes with pillow and side pocket.

The lightest single lounger in the lineup at 15 lbs — two pounds lighter than the blue face hole model — with the same face hole and arm hole design, five-position back, detachable pillow, and side pocket. Upgraded waterproof and breathable fabric, no assembly, folding with carrying straps. The 74.4×22.5-inch laid-flat dimensions are consistent with the other loungers in the line.

The most-reviewed product in the Yardenaler catalog at 4.6 stars from 100 buyers — and the standard chaise without a face hole. It carries the highest weight capacity in the lounger line at 300 lbs, uses 600-D Oxford fabric (the only model specifying Oxford weave), and includes both a water-resistant storage bag and a cup holder bag. Folded size is a very compact 19.5×2.9×31.1 inches. Anti-slip caps on all four legs.

A hexagonal gaming table with six equal sides — each side measuring 31.1 inches — so every player faces the center at the same distance. The inner gaming space measures 26 inches per side. Table height is 30.1 inches, total weight 105.2 lbs, and the 62.2×62.2-inch overall footprint is roughly square, which helps with room placement. Detachable sliding cup holders and sliding trays for cards and accessories are included alongside the leatherette game mat.

The rectangular model with the largest recessed gaming area in the lineup — 58×33 inches at 3.2 inches deep, giving enough space for most hobby board game setups including large tile-laying games. Overall size is 63×38.2×30.4 inches, weight is 109.24 lbs, and the flush pull design keeps the tabletop surface clean when in dining mode. Six cup holders are built in. Same rubberwood construction, 440 lb tabletop capacity, and 300 lb gaming area rating as the hexagonal model.