Just a thought, you might want to space these out some so you can walk between them. I saw a manufacturers video saying you can use a UV protection liquid to help extend the life of the plastic beyond what it’s guaranteed to last. Thanks for posting, good job building your tunnels.
I'd like to see how you get the cover on so tight. I have a Kingbird and it's not even on straight... it was so difficult. I'd like to do my next one so much better.
Is it possible to remove one middle section to reduce the length of greenhouse from 12' to 16.5' ? I see there are 6 sections along the length , so each may be 3.3' long . I understand the plastic is 20' long , so one has to attach all sections to let the plastic mount properly. But I am thinking for the possibility to reduce the length , when it's time to replace this plastic in few years . Also since the pipes are 0.8" in diameter, can 3/4" or 1" pvc snap clamp be used to hold the plastic tight to the pipe instead of using wooden base board ?
I started at one corner getting it tight and then tighten down the opposite side. Are there and went back and forth working my way down the side of the tunnel. I do the end walls last
@Tiger-fv3nl so about the band boards. Only thing I found that is similar is furring boards but they are treated and are know for being very brittle. Are your band boards treated?
@@Tiger-fv3nl Had to look it up. Did you buy the 303 Protectant Aerospace UV one? How many bottles or big jug for one tunnel? Thanks for this great video.
Hi.You didn´t fix the greenhouse frame to the wood frame with anything? The only way you fixed it was when you add an outdoor wood frame and fixed the plastic to it? I watch the other video and that is what i understood. Thank you so much for your answer :) It´s gone be my first tunnel greenhouse and i want to make the best of it :)
Just a thought, you might want to space these out some so you can walk between them. I saw a manufacturers video saying you can use a UV protection liquid to help extend the life of the plastic beyond what it’s guaranteed to last.
Thanks for posting, good job building your tunnels.
I'd like to see how you get the cover on so tight. I have a Kingbird and it's not even on straight... it was so difficult. I'd like to do my next one so much better.
Oh yeah cant wait to see the journey ans get tips. Trying to make a makret garnden business myself
Yay South Kakilaki! Awesome thank you!
Thank you for this video!
Thank you!
You're welcome!
outstanding
Is it possible to remove one middle section to reduce the length of greenhouse from 12' to 16.5' ? I see there are 6 sections along the length , so each may be 3.3' long .
I understand the plastic is 20' long , so one has to attach all sections to let the plastic mount properly. But I am thinking for the possibility to reduce the length , when it's time to replace this plastic in few years .
Also since the pipes are 0.8" in diameter, can 3/4" or 1" pvc snap clamp be used to hold the plastic tight to the pipe instead of using wooden base board ?
@Tiger864 how did you make it banjo tight?
I started at one corner getting it tight and then tighten down the opposite side. Are there and went back and forth working my way down the side of the tunnel. I do the end walls last
@Tiger-fv3nl so about the band boards. Only thing I found that is similar is furring boards but they are treated and are know for being very brittle. Are your band boards treated?
Curious to know how or what screws were used to attach frame to base.
Did you just make a wood frame and then screw the tunnel frame right on top?
his previous video explains it in more detail
Have you noticed any difference in the green vs. clear?
Could you let me know how wide your door openings are?
Ordered one today 😂
If you do it right you will be totally satisfied
I placed my order today.
That plastic on those is not UV stable and will turn to powder in a year. The frames are good quality though.
Use 303 protectant and they will last several years. You got to be smart about it
@@Tiger-fv3nl Had to look it up. Did you buy the 303 Protectant Aerospace UV one? How many bottles or big jug for one tunnel? Thanks for this great video.
Why is your greenhouse in the shade ?
Some plants like full sun, some like shade, some like a mix of both.
The sun moves throughout the day lol.
Hi.You didn´t fix the greenhouse frame to the wood frame with anything? The only way you fixed it was when you add an outdoor wood frame and fixed the plastic to it? I watch the other video and that is what i understood. Thank you so much for your answer :)
It´s gone be my first tunnel greenhouse and i want to make the best of it :)