I'm so inspired! My backyard is a jungle with a mess of bushes, vines, and random small trees. I've nearly cleared it all and will be starting on my urban greenhouse right after the land is clear.
Nice looking greenhouse but anyone wanting to use the same polycarbonate pannel in his beware of early micro fractures. I live in Colorado in an area thats above 6,000 feet of elevation. Within 3 years my single polycarbonate roof was destroyed by hail that shattered. This happened to my roof already two times in a hail storm so i decided to replace my roof with 8mm twin polycarbonate pannels for my new roof. The sun here in Colorado is really brutal on everything that sits in the sun and your skin. I hope this helps someone
Amazing! I just stumbled across your videos while looking up greenhouse ventilation mods. I am in love with your set up, this is exactly what I am moving towards. Stellar craftsmanship my friend.
@@chrisford6431 I do actually have a French drain built-in under the greenhouse but I don’t think I needed it because I am on a slight angle downhill so I don’t have too much water issues
Im back again sorry lol, could you tell me the make of your auto vents and fan please i have some inkbird thermostat controllers i could possibly hook up to these i hope , thanks again perfect greenhouse job
Great greenhouse and cool automation. I am interested to know how the intake louver opens when the exhaust fan kicks in. I see that the intake louver is powered by the nearby outlet and not by any connection from the thermostat or exhaust fan. Please clarify. Regards
Thank you. I actually have the intake louvers and exhaust fan plugged into outlets that are all wired to the main thermostat. You can do it any way you want to, but I just chose to wire it that way in case I needed to replace one of the louver motors. This way all I have to do is plug it in instead of hardwiring again.
Lol. This was my first year using it. I plant my entire garden in the summer time in it and I keep all of my winter palms and tropicals in it in the winter time… Not sure what you were looking at there but there’s more than five plants
Very nice build. Turned out well! Working on a lean to type green house to attached to my home. Like the Louvers and blimo actuators set up, (looks like you are using Blimo's). Cheers from New Mexico.
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Absolutely beautiful build
I'm so inspired!
My backyard is a jungle with a mess of bushes, vines, and random small trees. I've nearly cleared it all and will be starting on my urban greenhouse right after the land is clear.
What a great greenhouse! It’s a great size and very well thought out! Good job!
CO², grow lights, geothermal with drainage pipe and a fan, bug mesh box over the vents.
It all looks mint 👍
That’s my dream greenhouse. Good job sir!
Nice looking greenhouse but anyone wanting to use the same polycarbonate pannel in his beware of early micro fractures. I live in Colorado in an area thats above 6,000 feet of elevation. Within 3 years my single polycarbonate roof was destroyed by hail that shattered. This happened to my roof already two times in a hail storm so i decided to replace my roof with 8mm twin polycarbonate pannels for my new roof. The sun here in Colorado is really brutal on everything that sits in the sun and your skin. I hope this helps someone
Clean, organized and great workmanship! Keep making more!
nice.....uh huh......niiiiiice
Love those automated vents, I look forward to the bougainvillea.
You are definitely Methodical! That's one badass greenhouse.
Amazing! I just stumbled across your videos while looking up greenhouse ventilation mods. I am in love with your set up, this is exactly what I am moving towards. Stellar craftsmanship my friend.
Thank you very much. I also did a lot of research prior to building, Especially with the ventilation part. Good luck
Did you plumb overflow from rain water collection tanks to a sub drain or French drain? Or are you draining via infiltration direct to ground?
@@chrisford6431 I do actually have a French drain built-in under the greenhouse but I don’t think I needed it because I am on a slight angle downhill so I don’t have too much water issues
You did a very good job. Great hobby. Lots to do and learn.
Amazing build 👏
Very nice. Thanks for sharing.
Well done, impressive build.
Im back again sorry lol, could you tell me the make of your auto vents and fan please i have some inkbird thermostat controllers i could possibly hook up to these i hope , thanks again perfect greenhouse job
What brand is your water pump? Thanks in advance.
Great greenhouse and cool automation. I am interested to know how the intake louver opens when the exhaust fan kicks in. I see that the intake louver is powered by the nearby outlet and not by any connection from the thermostat or exhaust fan. Please clarify. Regards
Thank you. I actually have the intake louvers and exhaust fan plugged into outlets that are all wired to the main thermostat. You can do it any way you want to, but I just chose to wire it that way in case I needed to replace one of the louver motors. This way all I have to do is plug it in instead of hardwiring again.
Very nice build how do you keep the bugs out from entering in the vents ?
Screen on inside or outside
Sir can you please show a link on what controller and motor you used for the automatic opening of the vents. Thank you.
Nice work where did you purchase the ventilation system?
Thank u! ACF greenhouse online
@@bamagot13 thanks 👍 I will check it out
Hi --Where did you get the electric motors to open and close the lower vents?
Vent model?
I just can't see how all this expense and time consuming labor is justified for 5 plants!!??
Lol. This was my first year using it. I plant my entire garden in the summer time in it and I keep all of my winter palms and tropicals in it in the winter time… Not sure what you were looking at there but there’s more than five plants
Very nice build. Turned out well! Working on a lean to type green house to attached to my home. Like the Louvers and blimo actuators set up, (looks like you are using Blimo's). Cheers from New Mexico.