T-shaped growing layout
The 13 x 16 ft footprint creates a more open layout for plants, pathways, benches, and flexible use.
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Royal Victorian Orangerie — The Royal Victorian Orangerie is for anyone who wants their garden to have a true centerpiece — a T-shaped glass house where an entry foyer welcomes you in and a wide, light-filled wing holds your plants, your seating, and your slow afternoons. Its tall, roomy build makes it feel like a garden room, not a walk-in greenhouse. Underneath the Victorian details, it's a Janssens build through and through: a rigid aluminum frame, tempered glass all around, and verified wind and snow ratings. Made in Belgium and backed by a 15-year limited warranty, it's designed to anchor your garden for decades.
Junior Victorian Orangerie — Brings the centerpiece look to gardens that don't have room for a large glass house. Its compact T-shape and steep Victorian roofline make it instantly more distinctive than a standard rectangular greenhouse — a place to be surrounded by your plants, not just tend them. The sidewalls sit lower than the Royal's, but the 8'2" peak keeps the interior feeling open. Every bit a Janssens: rigid aluminum framing, tempered glass all around, made in Belgium, 15-year limited warranty.
Royal Victorian Orangerie
Aluminum frame
Tempered safety glass
Rubber seals
Double sliding door
4 roof vents
2 automatic louvre windows
Gutters with downspouts
Victorian ridge cresting
Junior Victorian Orangerie
Aluminum frame
Tempered safety glass
Rubber seals
1 lockable sliding door
2 roof vents with automatic openers
Integrated 4" base frame
Gutters with downspouts
Victorian ridge cresting
Royal Antique Narrow Glass Orangerie
Aluminum frame
Tempered safety glass
Rubber seals
Rust-proof stainless steel hardware
Double hinged door
3 roof windows
2 automatic roof window openers
2 automatic louvre window
Integrated 3" foundation frame
Gutters with downspouts
Royal Victorian Orangerie (T-Shaped) — 16' x 13', 186 sq ft
Junior Victorian Orangerie — 13' x 10'3", 116 sq ft
Royal Antique Narrow Glass Orangerie — 15'7" x 12'10", 185 sq ft
Royal Victorian: 9' peak height, 6'7" sidewall height, 25° roof pitch
Junior Victorian: 8'2" peak height, 38° roof pitch
Royal Antique: 9' peak height, 6'7" sidewall height, 25° roof pitch, 2' knee wall height
Royal Victorian and Royal Antique offer spacious garden-room interiors, while Junior Victorian provides a compact footprint for smaller landscapes.
Build and Materials
Brand: Janssens, distributed by Exaco, manufactured in Belgium
Heavy-duty 17-gauge aluminum frame with electrostatically applied finish
Royal Victorian: Available in Black or Dark Green
Junior Victorian: Black finish
Royal Antique: White finish with narrow antique glazing bars
4mm tempered safety glass throughout roof and walls
Full-length glazing panels with no overlaps for cleaner views
Heavy-duty rubber seals throughout to minimize drafts and rattling
Royal Victorian: Stem-wall compatible integrated base
Junior Victorian: Integrated 4" base frame
Royal Antique: Integrated 3" foundation frame
Rust-resistant stainless steel hardware (Royal Antique)
Made for year-round gardening and recreational useVentilation
Royal Victorian
4 roof vents (2 automatic wax openers + 2 manual spindle openers)
2 automatic louvre windows
Fully passive ventilation
Junior Victorian
2 roof vents
Automatic wax openers
No electricity required
Royal Antique
3 roof windows
2 automatic roof window openers
2 automatic louvre windows
Passive cross-ventilation without electricity
Door
Royal Victorian: Double sliding door that can remain as one wide entrance or split into two single sliding doors; installable on any side.
Junior Victorian: One lockable sliding door located in the entry foyer.
Royal Antique: Double hinged door with flexible placement options.
Included Extras
Royal Victorian
Gutters with downspouts
Victorian ridge cresting
Junior Victorian
Gutters with downspouts
Victorian ridge cresting
Integrated 4" base frame
Royal Antique
Gutters with downspouts
Integrated 3" foundation frame
Stainless steel hardware
Automatic roof window openers
Automatic louvre windows
Performance
Royal Victorian
115 mph wind rating
30 psf ground snow load
12 psf live roof load
Junior Victorian
Steep 38° roof sheds rain and snow efficiently
Wind and snow ratings not specified
Royal Antique
Wind resistant up to 120 mph
25 psf ground snow load
12 psf live roof load
Excellent insulation from tightly fitted rubber seals
Warranty
All three models include a 15-year limited warranty.
Shipping is free to all 48 contiguous states, with delivery typically taking 8–13 business days from the time the order ships. The unit arrives via LTL freight on a curbside basis — liftgate service brings the pallet down to ground level, but getting it from the curb to the install site is on the buyer, so plan for 2–3 people to handle unloading and moving the crated panels into place.
Worth noting for anyone outside the 48 contiguous states (Alaska, Hawaii, or international) — shipping terms there would need to be confirmed separately, since the free shipping offer is specific to the mainland US.
Warranty
Damages
Please inspect the packaging of your item(s) upon arrival. If you notice any damage, make note of it when signing for delivery. If your item(s) arrive damaged, please contact us with photos and we will process an insurance claim on your behalf.
Cancellations & Refunds
Orders cancelled after 48 hours are subject to a $20 administration fee, whether or not the order has shipped. If the order has already shipped, the buyer is also responsible for actual return shipping charges. Refunds are issued only to the original credit card used at the time of purchase.
Many of our items are large and heavy, and cannot be returned for buyer's remorse. In these cases, all sales are final.
Returns (RMA)
In certain situations, we will accept a return through our RMA department. The buyer is responsible for full return shipping costs. All returns must be pre-approved by our RMA department before being shipped back.
Royal Orangerie Features
The Royal Victorian Orangerie brings classic English greenhouse character together with a T-shaped layout, strong airflow, and a bright glasshouse feel for serious growing or elegant backyard use.
The 13 x 16 ft footprint creates a more open layout for plants, pathways, benches, and flexible use.
Approx. 186 sq. ft. gives you room for larger plant collections and a more comfortable greenhouse setup.
A wider entry makes it easier to move plants, pots, soil, tools, and supplies in and out.
Double sliding doors: wider entry for moving plants, pots, soil, tools, supplies
9' peak height and 6'7" side walls create a more open, comfortable space for growing and movement.
The T-shaped profile adds a refined architectural look that works beautifully as a greenhouse, sunroom, or spa enclosure.
Built-in Details
Built-in systems that help with ventilation, watering, and long-term performance.
Tempered glass gives the Orangerie a clear, bright glasshouse feel with added everyday durability.
Powder-coated aluminum construction helps resist rust, rot, and long-term outdoor wear.
Built-in gutters help direct rainwater away from the greenhouse structure for better protection.
Compare models
Find the Royal greenhouse that fits your space, growing goals, and garden style.
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Every Royal Victorian greenhouse is backed by Janssens' 15-year frame warranty, with durable powder-coated aluminum construction made for long-term outdoor use.
Specifications
A quick look at the key dimensions, materials, included systems, and warranty details for the Cathedral Victorian Greenhouse.
Dimensions
12 x 10 ft
Growing space
185 sq ft
Entry width
Approx. 48"
Sidewall height
6'7"
Peak height
9'
Install clearance
30" around recommended
Frame material
Powder-coated aluminum
Glazing
4mm tempered glass
Snow load
25 psf
Wind load
115 mph
Ventilation
4 roof vents included
Door system
Sliding glass entry
Foundation
Aluminum base kit
Warranty
15-year limited
Additions can help tailor your greenhouse to your needs.
Our team can help you choose what makes sense for your setup.
Shadecloth, exhaust fans, and fly screens can help manage heat, airflow, and pests.
Seed trays, shelves, and work surfaces help organize plants, tools, and supplies.
Threshold, door, ramp, and stem wall options can make entry easier based on your site.
Heaters, thermostats, and winter covers can help support colder-weather growing.
Planning Ahead
The Royal Victorian Orangerie T-Shape is a large greenhouse with a T-shaped layout and tall walls. Prepare the foundation, anchoring, and water access for a smooth setup.
The Orangerie T-Shape is built around a T-shaped layout, meaning the foundation has to account for a main body plus an extended wing rather than four straight sides. Getting this layout accurate before the structure arrives matters a great deal — any inaccuracy where the wing meets the main body tends to compound rather than average out, making doors, glazing, and frame seams harder to fit cleanly once assembly begins.
This is also a large structure with tall walls, which means more surface area exposed to wind and more overall weight bearing down on the foundation. Because of this, the foundation needs to be level, stable, and fully cured before anchoring starts — and given the complexity of the T-shape, it's worth treating foundation planning as its own dedicated step, ideally with a contractor working from the manufacturer's exact footprint dimensions.
Once the foundation is in place, the greenhouse needs to be securely anchored to it using manufacturer-recommended hardware — and critically, the right hardware depends on the wind and snow load conditions specific to your region.
This connects directly to the performance ratings already confirmed for each model: wind ratings of 115–130 mph and snow tolerances of 20–30 psf depending on size aren't just numbers on a spec sheet — they're only meaningful if the anchoring hardware and installation actually match those ratings. Under-anchoring a greenhouse in a high-wind region effectively caps its real-world wind resistance well below the rated number, regardless of how strong the frame itself is. This is a step worth taking seriously rather than treating as a formality.
The frostline detail matters more than it might seem: in colder regions, a foundation that doesn't go deep enough can heave with seasonal freeze-thaw cycles, which over time throws the whole structure out of alignment — doors stop sliding smoothly, glazing seals stress, and the frame can develop gaps. Because frostline depth varies significantly by region, this is something worth confirming with a local contractor rather than assuming a one-size-fits-all number. This also ties back to the greenhouse's own integrated 6" foundation frame — the concrete strip foundation is what that base frame sits on and anchors into.
Any utility runs — water lines for the misting system, or electrical for lighting, heating, fans, or other equipment — need to be planned and installed before the site is finished, not after. Trenching or running lines once the foundation is poured and the greenhouse is assembled is far more disruptive and often not practical.
The recommendation here is to coordinate directly with an electrician and plumber early, so utility runs are brought to the greenhouse footprint at the same time as general site prep — ideally before the foundation is even poured, so conduit and piping can be run underneath or through it cleanly rather than added as an afterthought
This connects directly to the performance ratings already confirmed for each model: wind ratings of 115–130 mph and snow tolerances of 20–30 psf depending on size aren't just numbers on a spec sheet — they're only meaningful if the anchoring hardware and installation actually match those ratings. Under-anchoring a greenhouse in a high-wind region effectively caps its real-world wind resistance well below the rated number, regardless of how strong the frame itself is. This is a step worth taking seriously rather than treating as a formality.
The recommendation here is to coordinate directly with an electrician and plumber early, so utility runs are brought to the greenhouse footprint at the same time as general site prep — ideally before the foundation is even poured, so conduit and piping can be run underneath or through it cleanly rather than added as an afterthought.
Assembly is estimated at 2–3 days with a crew of 2–3 people, but not everyone wants to take that on themselves. Whether the plan is to self-install or bring in a professional, the manufacturer/seller offers support either way — helping DIY-inclined buyers find the right path, or connecting buyers with vetted installers if they'd rather hand the build off entirely.
This is worth deciding early, since it affects the rest of the planning sequence — a DIY install means the buyer is coordinating foundation, anchoring, and utilities themselves on their own timeline, while going the installer route usually means those steps get folded into a single scheduled project.
We can help you think through foundation, utilities, delivery access, and installer support before your greenhouse ships.
Delivery
Before delivery, you’ll receive tracking details and guidance so you know what’s coming, where to place it, and how to store the parts before assembly.
Your greenhouse ships by LTL freight and is delivered curbside. Greenhouses typically arrive in about 8 to 13 business days, including packing and transit time.
The Orangerie T-Shape includes glass panels, aluminum frame sections, roof windows, louver vents, and long T-shape components, so plan enough space for drop-off and temporary storage.
The driver will unload the freight shipment curbside. Have help available to move long cartons, glass panels, frame sections, and cupola components after delivery.
Store all greenhouse components in a garage or covered dry area until assembly. Keeping everything protected helps prevent packaging, frame, and glass issues before install.
Quick answers around choosing, ordering, delivery, and setup.
The Orangerie works well for serious growing, large plant collections, crop production, overwintering, garden-room use, and custom greenhouse setups.
Your VI46 ships with the greenhouse frame, glazing, and the hardware needed for assembly, along with setup guides. See the specifications above for a full parts breakdown, or reach out to our team with any questions.
It depends on your priorities. Tempered glass offers the clearest view and a classic look, while hybrid glazing adds durability and insulation. Compare the glazing options above to find the best fit for your climate and how you plan to use the greenhouse.
Yes. The VI46 supports a range of optional additions—including shelves, shade cloth, and fans—so you can tailor it to your setup at any time. Explore the add-ons above to build out your greenhouse.
Permit requirements vary by location. Some areas require a permit for a structure of this size, so we recommend checking with your local building department before installation.
Yes. Built with durable powder-coated aluminum and backed by a 15-year frame warranty, the VI46 is made for long-term outdoor use. With added insulation and optional heating, it supports growing through cold-weather months.
Our greenhouses use rust-resistant aluminum frames paired with tempered safety glass or twin-wall polycarbonate, so they stay durable and beautiful through every season.
Absolutely. With proper insulation, ventilation, and optional heating, our greenhouses support growing through every season.
Most greenhouses can be assembled over a weekend with two people. Larger models may take a little longer, and clear step-by-step guides are included with every kit.
Yes. A level base such as a concrete slab, paving, or a purpose-built base kit keeps the structure stable and square over its lifetime.
We offer free curbside freight delivery on greenhouse orders within the contiguous US. Any surcharges for remote areas are shown clearly at checkout.
In-stock greenhouses typically ship within 3–5 business days, with freight delivery arriving 1–2 weeks later depending on your location.
Our greenhouses are backed by manufacturer warranties, including up to a 15-year warranty on Janssens frames. Full coverage details are listed on each product page.
Reach out with your order number and a quick photo, and we'll arrange a replacement part right away at no cost for qualifying issues.
Explore low-rate financing options for qualified customers, including greenhouse structures, accessories, and foundation costs.
Not sure which model, size, glazing, or setup makes sense for you? Our team can help you compare options, plan your site, and understand the steps before you order.