Greenhouses

Directions on setup are sparse, so I did it My Way next to my deck. Assembled the roof bars, and the used Duct Tape to secure all connections. Flipped the roof on it's back, like a bug, and stuck all the legs in. Secured those connections with duct tape. Now I flipped the bug back on its legs, and secured the bottom poles, this time using duct tape around the poles to protect them. All done, I climbed on the deck with the cover, and slowly but surely pulled the cover on by standing on a step stool inside the greenhouse. I folded the cover Into the greenhouse, fastened the legs to my fence with boiler straps and put cinder blocks and heavy 2x4x10 wood on the inside of the cover to keep it all in and secure. It already survived a few Windy SF nights without pains. and it gets HOT in there. By 10am it's a sauna! This is my new den. The cover lets so much light in, that my deck light is enough to work inside the house at night."..."  Read more