I’m so glad you give the epilogue! I always see these things and ask “but do they last?” This isn’t much maintenance for one year of having a greenhouse!
@@divinenonbinary We're from America, where greed and money take precedence over people's lives, education, healthcare, therapy, dental care, food, and shelter. Republicans have even cut school lunches for poor children. We live in a heartless country.
Old Garage door panels with glass can be stacked & secured & do awesome… & if you want make some panels where you can lift them open in spring or summer! Rock or gravel floor…you can run a space heater inside!!
Im so glad you live in Canada in a province where it snows. We just got an acreqge and im looking for ideas for our back yard. Im so subscribing to you because i know you are dealing with the same weather cindutiins reagarsing planting floweres trees and having a green house.
Oh... i thought the issue would be UV yellowing. And good heads up, how thick was it? Could always use some acryllic, makes gorgeous fresh water sump setups
You guys work really hard on your house and I love that! One thing that could be cool is a jacuzzi that you could make inside the ppol or in a separate area, it would be perfect for Canada snow and winter!
Probably another week or 2 before an update! The plumber is currently working on the new bathroom while we start picking finishes and then an electrician has to come so I’ll share an update as soon as we can!! ❤️
I also am living in Canada and am moved into our dream rental property in the country!! (Yay us! So excited!) the property comes with a green house that has been damaged by the last tenants. Hopefully they haven’t torn it down (I asked “please leave it! I’ll fix it!”) it’s made out of old windows and there’s more I can use to replace the broken windows. Will this make a good greenhouse?
What a beautiful greenhouse! I learned the hard way about angles, greenhouses and plexiglass anything! I lived in a rain zone, we got some snow. I had no idea how heavy powder can be! ❄️ it cracked a bit on the side, and I understood why ALPINE ARCHITECTURE is roofed differently LoL. Ok so next time I know! I had a bunch of carnivorous plants out there. They were fine, I mainly used it for finishing my wheatgrass crops, temporary lodgers. My permanent residents were like …. Mom! Fix this thing NOW!
I was going to say, wow that’s a really expensive greenhouse but I guess if you got it off someone that makes a lot more sense! Although that price is a good bit higher than it was pre-2020.
You’re better off buying windows off or getting them for free from someone doing a renovation and making one out of that. It will be your best bet in withstanding Canadian temps either way the season swings.
I would suggest polycarbonate over plexiglass. They are both clear plastic like materials however poly carbonate is much more durable and withstands more impact. also your plexiglass will break down overtime in the sun and start to fog over where as the polycarbonate will stay clear for much longer allowing more sunlight in. The polycarbonate is significantly more expensive but I would suggest going to a glass distributor and buying it in bulk that way they will cut it down for you and you will save a lot of money in the long run. The poly carbonate may also be called Lexan
* Ditto❤ I wanted to comment on virtually the same thing as your top comment...and further give you kudos for sharing the "failure"/"temporary setback" in order to further HELP people by showing the problem you experienced. It is so much more helpful/honest/COOL to include this experience. The "silver lining" of negative life experience(s) ~ and a psychologically healthy way to gain a positive benefit from mistakes ~ for by HONESTLY SHARING your experience with others ~ you give preemptive advice that can/will help others. Those younger/less established/ less experienced than you GENUINELY BENEFIT from such shared honesty/experience and CAN thereby AVOID repeating your minor setback (should they choose to listen/heed your experience). I ALSO wanted to comment on the BEAUTY of your DESIGN, particularly as you worked with "found materials". I've often found in my own life and projects that being mindful of WASTING (both money and more importantly one's TIME) pushes you to be FAR MORE open-minded and CREATIVE in your designs. I love the "Art Noveau" aesthetic (which is also the Japanese aesthetic): if an object is FUNCTIONAL it might as well be BEAUTIFUL as well. Investing HOURS (or in the case of my log cabin the 25 YEARS in which we searched for viable affordable property) in the design phase will reap incalculable GAINS in the FINAL CONSTRUCTION. BEAUTY and ART makes me FEEL HAPPY. The definition of ART I love best is "ART is that which evokes STRONG EMOTION": SIMPLY it makes the audience FEEL. I CANNOT help but feel HAPPY seeing your BEAUTIFUL GREENHOUSE. I ALSO feel the passion and love you invested in the design and construction phases. A very lovely SHORT. WELL DONE. Another CANUCKian commenting.
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I’m so glad you give the epilogue! I always see these things and ask “but do they last?” This isn’t much maintenance for one year of having a greenhouse!
It’s been totally great otherwise! 🪴
now i really want to see their whole backyard, all the things they renovated/make together, like its so pretty and aesthetic
From watching videos (at this point anyway) everything in their garden seems like it’s very disconnected, feel kinda odd
This how you learn. Had the fact that you were able to use a reclaimed door , BRAVO. Looks great.
Thanks for the update and inspiration.
You should use polycarbonate sheets, it doesn't break like glass. BTW, the price has gone way to high because of covid ( glass shields)
Twinwall polycarbonate is great and has great transparency and rigidity
😮 That’s wild, over here all covid related materials went way down in price while it was full on
@@divinenonbinary We're from America, where greed and money take precedence over people's lives, education, healthcare, therapy, dental care, food, and shelter. Republicans have even cut school lunches for poor children. We live in a heartless country.
Where is the inexpensive stuff?
Polycarbonate will oxidize and yellow in the sun.
Honestly, it looked really great with the replacement door. 🙏🏻
It really matches the tone of the wood so well, like it was designed to fit with that building
Gorgeous job!
Honestly, my dad used a bunch of thrifted doors and windows to build his and repainted then all. It came out so nice and strong!
That’s the best way to do it.
And most cost effective.
@@ijustwanttosleepnow thank you! ☺️
Smart choices!!!! Giving the door another life was such a great idea ❤
What wood and treatment did you use? That color is amazing! I love the look of the entire greenhouse project.
The door looks good for $30. I love discount and used home improvement stores. They have some of the craziest stuff for super cheap.
ReStore is genuinely my favorite store 😂 the mall is whatever, HFH and church thrift stores forever
Dope repair! Learned something new today thank you!
i don’t hate the new door, i like how it matches the vibes of the greenhouse if you do paint it maybe a darker brown rather than a red undertone
Ohhh this is beautiful!! I’m in Canada too and a little worried about our first winter coming up. Primarily the snow load 😐 ❄️
I love your video
❤🎉
What stain is that?! Love all your vids btw. 🥹
Would you share your building plans for your greenhouse. It is beautiful. ❤
It looks beautiful!
Old Garage door panels with glass can be stacked & secured & do awesome… & if you want make some panels where you can lift them open in spring or summer! Rock or gravel floor…you can run a space heater inside!!
awesome greenhouse. really cool story. you told it so well, i am so invested 😂
Nice job on the greenhouse!
The repair looks awsome ...using recycled doors is so earth saving ...❤
it's still beautiful.
Looks great and great fix on the door
It looks beautiful. No flooring?
Love how the new door looks honestly! :D
Very cool, informative and inspiring. Good things
My dream ❤ 😅I’m just loving my mini plastic one at the moment 😅this is my dream greenhouse 😮❤🎉
Really nice job
Thank you Donna!
Beautiful greenhouse
Im so glad you live in Canada in a province where it snows. We just got an acreqge and im looking for ideas for our back yard. Im so subscribing to you because i know you are dealing with the same weather cindutiins reagarsing planting floweres trees and having a green house.
Beautiful green house
I love all your videos❤️ you’re living my dream 🥰
Stain/paint before final install, makes things easier.
Great job! 👍🏽💯✨
What marvelous people you are...
That looks awesome
You could add like a criss cross pattern inside the windows where they flex alot to prevent future cracks!
That is a very nice build hope it serves well
Beautiful!
Oh... i thought the issue would be UV yellowing. And good heads up, how thick was it? Could always use some acryllic, makes gorgeous fresh water sump setups
acrylic expands/contracts more than polycarbonate, itll grow up to an inch /8'long sheet FYI
Wow
You guys work really hard on your house and I love that! One thing that could be cool is a jacuzzi that you could make inside the ppol or in a separate area, it would be perfect for Canada snow and winter!
It's beautiful
It's beautiful ❤
Plexiglass is actually not that expensive these companies are price gouging because of covid
I remember buying it for like $18/sheet in the 90s. It's crazy!!!
How did your plants do?? Where in Canada? I am in Eagle Valley Kootenai Mountains BC.
🎉 😢 I don`t know, I live in Houston, TX!! 😢
Honestly I like yhe original door color as it matches the greenhouse
Like the repaired ones better.👍
We want to see the plants grown and growing
How are you keeping the plants warm during the winter?
thrifting a new door instead is such a good idea, i wouldn’t have thought of that !
Nice green house.
I keep getting this account on my feed, I’ve asked for the plans or advice so I can build one as well but no answer. 😢
Nice green house
This video helped so much! When do you think your next basement renovation video will be out? I can’t wait! 😊
Probably another week or 2 before an update! The plumber is currently working on the new bathroom while we start picking finishes and then an electrician has to come so I’ll share an update as soon as we can!! ❤️
Door looks nice
Beautiful ❤️
Here's a little tip you can take tape I would put clear tape and an x pattern on a glass this way if it does blow open and slam it doesn't shatter
I also am living in Canada and am moved into our dream rental property in the country!! (Yay us! So excited!) the property comes with a green house that has been damaged by the last tenants. Hopefully they haven’t torn it down (I asked “please leave it! I’ll fix it!”) it’s made out of old windows and there’s more I can use to replace the broken windows. Will this make a good greenhouse?
$30 that's awsome, it looks nice🙂
What a beautiful greenhouse! I learned the hard way about angles, greenhouses and plexiglass anything! I lived in a rain zone, we got some snow. I had no idea how heavy powder can be! ❄️ it cracked a bit on the side, and I understood why ALPINE ARCHITECTURE is roofed differently LoL. Ok so next time I know! I had a bunch of carnivorous plants out there. They were fine, I mainly used it for finishing my wheatgrass crops, temporary lodgers. My permanent residents were like …. Mom! Fix this thing NOW!
I'm looking to build an outdoor greenhouse here in Alaska...what kind of insulation did you use?
Thanks for sharing 🙂
I was going to say, wow that’s a really expensive greenhouse but I guess if you got it off someone that makes a lot more sense! Although that price is a good bit higher than it was pre-2020.
I didn’t know Habitat for Humanity had stores of thrift building parts lol
They have a lot of cool stuff I found a nice curio cabinet there
Maybe use stronger locks or more than one...a good deep deadbolt. Locks are not a thing to cheap out on.
Does it stay warm on its own or does it need a heater?
I would like to see what and where you guys are!!
Yes, do the ceiling tiles open to allow air circulation?
You’re better off buying windows off or getting them for free from someone doing a renovation and making one out of that. It will be your best bet in withstanding Canadian temps either way the season swings.
Do you have any recommendations on its thickness? Also, what material is better for the frame? Wood or aluminum
Hi i was wondering if you have plans for your beautiful greenhouse?
It looks nice I'd like to have it in my backyard 😉
Love it!💓😋
I love plants and dont know a lot but am lucky to keep everything green and alive.
So how do you keep you greenhouse warm in winter?
Thanks so much
Greenhouse 2.0. BOOM!!
That's awesome. Make me some maters
Woow.. buy a pineapple seedling. Or young shoot and pit it in ..it will do amazing inside
I would suggest polycarbonate over plexiglass. They are both clear plastic like materials however poly carbonate is much more durable and withstands more impact. also your plexiglass will break down overtime in the sun and start to fog over where as the polycarbonate will stay clear for much longer allowing more sunlight in. The polycarbonate is significantly more expensive but I would suggest going to a glass distributor and buying it in bulk that way they will cut it down for you and you will save a lot of money in the long run. The poly carbonate may also be called Lexan
Wow, all my Habitat ReStores are SUPER EXPENSIVE.
I could live in there!
Cute!
Thanks for shopping at the Restore! I've been an employee for 17 years down in NC. Which store is that?
This green house is very beautiful! What Happened to the pineapple you were growing?
It’s doing great!! I’ll make a video in the upcoming weeks 🍍
What is the average temp in winter inside the greenhouse?
Love this
How much was that greenhouse or was it a diy?
What is the topical winter temperature inside the greenhousel?
How do you keep the temperature up in winter?
❤❤❤ gorgeous
Glad I live in FL. You spit and stuff grows
I wanted to know if you have the design? is to create one like that. I really liked how it looks.
* Ditto❤
I wanted to comment on virtually the same thing as your top comment...and further give you kudos for sharing the "failure"/"temporary setback" in order to further HELP people by showing the problem you experienced.
It is so much more helpful/honest/COOL to include this experience.
The "silver lining" of negative life experience(s) ~ and a psychologically healthy way to gain a positive benefit from mistakes ~ for by HONESTLY SHARING your experience with others ~ you give preemptive advice that can/will help others.
Those younger/less established/ less experienced than you GENUINELY BENEFIT from such shared honesty/experience and CAN thereby AVOID repeating your minor setback (should they choose to listen/heed your experience).
I ALSO wanted to comment on the BEAUTY of your DESIGN, particularly as you worked with "found materials". I've often found in my own life and projects that being mindful of WASTING (both money and more importantly one's TIME) pushes you to be FAR MORE open-minded and CREATIVE in your designs.
I love the "Art Noveau" aesthetic (which is also the Japanese aesthetic): if an object is FUNCTIONAL it might as well be BEAUTIFUL as well. Investing HOURS (or in the case of my log cabin the 25 YEARS in which we searched for viable affordable property) in the design phase will reap incalculable GAINS in the FINAL CONSTRUCTION.
BEAUTY and ART makes me FEEL HAPPY. The definition of ART I love best is "ART is that which evokes STRONG EMOTION": SIMPLY it makes the audience FEEL.
I CANNOT help but feel HAPPY seeing your BEAUTIFUL GREENHOUSE. I ALSO feel the passion and love you invested in the design and construction phases.
A very lovely SHORT.
WELL DONE.
Another CANUCKian commenting.
Can you give us a link for the blueprint???? I would love to build this on my property 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
How much did this cost you? I've been looking for one and man, there are expensive! I don't want a tiny tiny one.
How does that roof handle snow load??
Good idea
Very nice