thank you, sir. really appreciate the tips and you sharing your experience. real good ideas about elevating the whole thing. I had a friend that did a similar thing in order to have a fig tree inside. I think he built it up 2 or 3 feet. Also appreciate the link to the other video.
I built an 8x10 greenhouse last spring out of 2x4s and I used 6mm thick polycarbonate windows and roof from Home Depot, and old screened door, and holds up beautifully through the snowfall. If you are not in a snowy or windy area, you could get away with 4mm, which is what these greenhouse kits are
You can use at least one of the tips in model railroading. The electrical conduit makes good bracing for table legs - I put two on each leg about half way down and the legs don't move at all.
Conduit and solar fan are a great idea, thanks
Thank you for showing these improvements. Wish I had watched this before I put mine together 👍
I really like the extra "touches" ...upgrades!!
thank you, sir. really appreciate the tips and you sharing your experience. real good ideas about elevating the whole thing. I had a friend that did a similar thing in order to have a fig tree inside. I think he built it up 2 or 3 feet. Also appreciate the link to the other video.
Thanks for sharing your improvements.
Great upgrades!!! Building mine now!
I built an 8x10 greenhouse last spring out of 2x4s and I used 6mm thick polycarbonate windows and roof from Home Depot, and old screened door, and holds up beautifully through the snowfall. If you are not in a snowy or windy area, you could get away with 4mm, which is what these greenhouse kits are
I agree Daddy Kirby’s video is a life saver, help me big time, I like your fan idea gonna do that and a small exhaust fan also👍👍
Nice job! Thanks for sharing! :)
Nice video is very informative and helpful thank you
Well done Dave!! Garden is looking good!!
Thanks for this super helpful video! :)
Thanks for the suggestions. I just bought one of these and this video really helped plan my setup.
I have no idea, although somebody said that Home Depot or Lowes have the 2' by 4' panels, They are clearer than the HF panels.
You can use at least one of the tips in model railroading. The electrical conduit makes good bracing for table legs - I put two on each leg about half way down and the legs don't move at all.
Thanks Dominic. Good idea.
conduct, nice move.🤔
What did you use to put around the sliding door to keep the air out
Are you able to get replacement panels anywhere?
Did you drill pilot holes in the panels before you screwed it in? What length were your screws?
I used self tap 1/2 inch ..you don't have to pre drill goes right thru everything
How the hell did you get that door to slide????????????
I just followed the instructions. It's made to slide.
4:15 Here's that Daddykirbs video: th-cam.com/video/2A4TiAH1Eyw/w-d-xo.html