So you may or may not have noticed that in one of my previous posts the greenhouse was in an upright position.
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I will need to replace glass that got broken but I do think it's a worthwhile project and then I can have the second greenhouse that I want.
I would love your thoughts on what you would do with it....should it just go to the scrap man....or should I spend a bit of money and give it a second lease of life??
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Why not try using the frame and covering with strong polythene to make a polygreenhouse
ReplyDeleteMaybe a cheaper option is to cover it with polythene, the same as they use on polytunnels. This would give you a few years to see if you really need the greenhouse and then decide if you want the expense of glass.
ReplyDeleteHow sturdy was it before the damage? I can't use that style here because the winds are too hard on them, but if you think you can get a few more years of use, I'd say go for it.
ReplyDeleteThrow netting over it and make it into a fruit cage, I bought two frames from B&Q when they were clearing their stocks last year just for that purpose
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