Great review thanks for showing this. Got a similar type to this and been trying to figure out why it drips in at the top window vents in the lower corners, any how as far as I'm learning the paved area seem to have sunken in some areas, I can see but gaps between the base and pavement flags. Some of this is due to the water barrel and heavy rain we had last year. I'm planning on re paving the area again as I cannot get the windows to not drip. On close inspection I have identified a good way to notice and that is via the signs printed on the sheets and the gap between this and the bars being larger where the floor has sunken this and the gaps at the base. My solution to this is to move the structure and raise up the pavement till they become level once again. Was nice to see the side vent as this was in the last greenhouse I put up many years back.
I’ve just built a very similar halls greenhouse, and I’m glad that I’m not the only one who had problems, all the same problems as you mentioned, not an easy build I’m afraid, you certainly wouldn’t want to break one of the curved bits of glass, Halls do not want to send out any glass panels, they tell you if any glass arrives broken you have to source it yourself and make a claim. thanks for this video
Thanks I bought a learn to 10ft by 6ft halls greenhouse and I have never seen such bad instructions as I can do most things and now I wish I had bought the ordinary green glass not the toughened. My thoughts would be it will be stronger in our gales on the coast it appears not. Good info.
Hi We have just bought a Supreme greenhouse and we are grappling with the instructions. There are several references to 'remembering to slide enough bolts into each of the vertical glazing bars / eaves braces etc.' How do you know how many bolts to slide / put into different bars please? Thanks
hello im so glad I found you! we have been trying to put up this exact model and are having trouble with the vent window - the handle doesn't fit - there is not space for it to be attached to the vent itself and then close flush with the bar on the main frame - also we have a large piece of rubber too that is not in the instructions so not sure what thats for? - thank you so much!
Hi, the curved panels are indeed not glass but polycarbonate, a year on they are still fine and have not discoloured at all, but you should avoid cleaning them with anything rough like a brush, since they will scratch
I've just built a halls magnum 10 x 8 managed it on my own just started to fit the glass yesterday the halls instructions are terrible and need rewriting!! Yes those glazing clips are tight!!
Great review thanks for showing this. Got a similar type to this and been trying to figure out why it drips in at the top window vents in the lower corners, any how as far as I'm learning the paved area seem to have sunken in some areas, I can see but gaps between the base and pavement flags.
Some of this is due to the water barrel and heavy rain we had last year.
I'm planning on re paving the area again as I cannot get the windows to not drip. On close inspection I have identified a good way to notice and that is via the signs printed on the sheets and the gap between this and the bars being larger where the floor has sunken this and the gaps at the base.
My solution to this is to move the structure and raise up the pavement till they become level once again.
Was nice to see the side vent as this was in the last greenhouse I put up many years back.
I’ve just built a very similar halls greenhouse, and I’m glad that I’m not the only one who had problems, all the same problems as you mentioned, not an easy build I’m afraid, you certainly wouldn’t want to break one of the curved bits of glass, Halls do not want to send out any glass panels, they tell you if any glass arrives broken you have to source it yourself and make a claim. thanks for this video
Thanks I bought a learn to 10ft by 6ft halls greenhouse and I have never seen such bad instructions as I can do most things and now I wish I had bought the ordinary green glass not the toughened. My thoughts would be it will be stronger in our gales on the coast it appears not. Good info.
Hi
We have just bought a Supreme greenhouse and we are grappling with the instructions. There are several references to 'remembering to slide enough bolts into each of the vertical glazing bars / eaves braces etc.' How do you know how many bolts to slide / put into different bars please?
Thanks
The little button on the door is for if someone puts the catch on the door while you are in it, you can push the button to undo the catch.
hello im so glad I found you! we have been trying to put up this exact model and are having trouble with the vent window - the handle doesn't fit - there is not space for it to be attached to the vent itself and then close flush with the bar on the main frame - also we have a large piece of rubber too that is not in the instructions so not sure what thats for? - thank you so much!
Is the curved glass actual glass as you referred to it as flexible?
Hi, the curved panels are indeed not glass but polycarbonate, a year on they are still fine and have not discoloured at all, but you should avoid cleaning them with anything rough like a brush, since they will scratch
The plastic button is to enable you to open the door latch from the inside. The real question is who would lock you in .....
I've just built a halls magnum 10 x 8 managed it on my own just started to fit the glass yesterday the halls instructions are terrible and need rewriting!! Yes those glazing clips are tight!!