I wonder how noisy it is under heavy rain. I know no one is sleeping in it on a rainy night, but the noise could be heard from other houses in the summer night. Am I worrying too much?
Whoever designed this greenhouse needs to rethink the design. Not only the door opening inward but the polycarbonate is aligned incorrectly. Who attaches corrugated horizontally? Ana White. Don’t attach the corrugated sheets horizontally!
@@seanleith5312 Not as noisy as a tin roof. A little noise for hail resistant covering is well worth it. Anyway it’s the hail that makes noise rain would be the same as it hitting your skylight or window.
With Ryan's ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxy_pn55PK60wAV3X_C_RoLS_67mNonoCE plan I was like one taken by the hand and led step by step from start to finish. Thank you very much Ryan!
We seriously considered turning it into more of an indoor arboretum. Put a small round table with 4 chairs in the middle and have all manner of plants, flowers, bushes, etc. all over the place, hanging, crawling, sitting on shelves and the wall. Wouldn't that be a wonderful way to spend time with some friends.
Awesome. I'm a carpenter, we drew up some plans for our greenhouse that would have been fine but then I found this and bought your plans. My love is the green thumb (not me!) and she likes the fact that there is minimal waste. Me too! Looking forward to building it this weekend!
Where to start... that little child helping out in the beginning was so cute. So nice to see kids learning real world skills. Your greenhouse is beautiful. One other nice thing, well, very nice thing, about having your plan is that you have marked out on it the work saving tips like the roof brace, tagging cross member and other piece locations while still on the ground, etc. I wish I could do something like this. But I can barely walk ten feet, can't get on the ground, no family or friends to help and really, no money to even just buy parts, let alone hire someone. But I can watch your videos and admire all your work on all your projects. Keep it up girl. I hope you go far in life with your skills. May God bless you and your family.
We printed out the plans for this greenhouse. We bought the lumber and supplies, painted all wood before the build. We are in Alaska and cost was approx. $1700. for materials and door. Used screws instead of nails. Things went together pretty well for handy people who aren't carpenters. Problem we had was with the ridge cap pieces that were hard to bend. Maybe made for different angled roof. Love my greenhouse. Put shelves in because I don't like to bend over. Also, shelves make room for supplies beneath. This plan also makes it easy to have hanging baskets. Thank you for putting plans together!
Nice job, I’ve been watching greenhouse videos since I was given 10 - 5’x5’ windows a few months ago. I appreciate the thoughtfulness of optimizing material given that lumber and building materials have gone very pricey in the past year
I’m going to build this in my backyard for my 11 year old son. We’re going to do some plants but we are mostly going to make it an outdoor aquarium house or fish room. Maybe some galvanized tubs with goldfish and water lilies too. Thanks for this. Really neat. -Ron
This is such a great size and design! After 13 years in limbo, I finally put up my aluminum kit greenhouse last month with the invaluable help of my brother, who was storing it for most of that time. This is absolute heaven, finally having a greenhouse. It is also 9' x 13' and an A-frame design which is just a wonderful size and shape for a small property- mine is just shy of a fifth of an acre. The extra foot of width really makes a difference compared to an 8' x 12' footprint. If another greenhouse ever happens I will absolutely be building from scratch with wood although I might glass the lower wall too, as I am in central Maryland and we just don't get the extended brutal winters the folks north of us do. Congratulations Ana on a new classic!
Your commentary in conjunction with the assembly made this SO easy to understand. I’m currently cooking up a plan for a lean-to greenhouse and you really helped me visualize the construction. You’ve also got me thinking about how the dimensions of my structure affect the efficiency of labor and materials. Duh, that hadn’t crossed my mind yet. Thanks so much for taking to the time to produce a video and thanks for sharing your plans! 🙂
We love how well you planned ahead on this. In fact probably will not even look at any other plans, as that could be a waste of time. Thank you for this and all of the other fantastic videos that you have posted.
I gotta say I am new to the channel. I am really impressed by how much Ana gives without asking for anything. I am definitely a fan and a new subscriber. These are things I can use to help my customers when they ask for something custom. Thanks again.
This is awesome... definitely see your little ones following in both you and Jacob’s footsteps, especially Hayes, Love to see him in the mix. Thank you for all that you do. Blessings to you and yours.
Love this! Very attractive, not too big. Perfect for me! Appreciate the thoughtful way you designed it to make best use of materials with minimal waste. Thank you! 💓
An amazing greenhouse, I plan to build one like this very soon. Beautiful and practical design. My father-in-law works as a farmer and it would be really cool to build my own greenhouse🙂
That must be an expennsive build. There is no mention of cost. Of course in today's market in 2022 it would be too much for me. Having said that it is a real thing of beauty and function. Good vid Ana.
I think I did it , ... My god that was rough . Four days ! Thanks again , thirty five green house vids , I went with yours to build up one. MoM should love it . Peace ☘️🐰❤️🐰☘️thanks
This is a well thought out design. I love it. Lately, I've been watching people on UA-cam build the other greenhouse that you designed. Both are attractive and functional plans. Thanks for posting them. Stay safe.
I used the white corrugated plastic on the the roof of my green house and used the thickest gage plastic one uses for covering furniture or table tops so light won't be an issue. Here in Texas the sun is to hot for clear plastic so the white helps and still let's enough light in.
Sweet plan I love it just the way it is I had bought one with those polycarbonate & aluminum &the winter teared up so all I have left is the polycarbonate pieces which you now have a better green house to build so thank you for this video it's truly beautiful 🤗🤗
Same here... bought one of them, put it up, a few months' later, 60+ mph straight line winds (which the specs said that it could withstand), and it was gone. Collected all the polycarbonate panels in the neighborhood, and salvaged them, planning to build a sturdier frame for them, and STILL haven't done it, because of the experience.
I think this is actually cheaper than the cheap alunimum polycarbonate type greenhouse kits. By the time you re-enforce the alunimum ones, sink extra supports in the corners, add extra weather stripping and springie clips in the polycarbonate windows, you are into it at least as much as the basic price of goods for this one. And, you wont' have to continually by new blown away, broken, sun rotted, polycarbonate windows. And, it will stand up to big winds.
@@ronjones4069 Exactly. The heartache of watching your greenhouse that you put together from one of those cheap kits, as it blows away in 60 mph straight-line winds is enough to not make you want to try again... at least, any time soon after it happens. I know, from personal experience. Especially when that was one of the things I checked on, directly with the manufacturer, and they assured me, oh, it'll hold up fine! RIGHT!
If your framing up a wall, putting the 2-by material on it’s side is easier to mark and see when you are building the walls on the ground. (vs marking them on the flats. ).
4:34 "If there ever is moisture on the inside" You can be sure there will be lots of moisture. I would use pressure treated if I couldn't use an aluminum frame.
use straw bales as side walls in winter, because you do not need nor want them in summer. The bales will be half rotted by summer and will break down into a great compost for seed starting next spring.
Matti Virta obviously English is not your predominant language. This is evident with your insulting intro along side with the spelling and grammatical errors. You should be more kind with your words 🇨🇦
Please make that rafter brace at the top full length with angled ends. Then take your second drill and keep a pilot bit in it. This will separate the pro's from the Lowes. A plywood full plate is better yet. Your bottom plate must be pressure treated, this one wont last 5 years. You can lift it with a bar and add blocks of PT wood, fill in with gravel. Nice little cabin.
I was just thinking that! She should mention the wood should be treated. Personally, while I think the corrugated material is great for the roof, I would much rather prefer windows for the sides but last time i looked...windows were going for a premium
After going over these plans there is one thing I would recommend changing. They have the wall studs at 54.5" cutting 2 from a 2x4x10. This wastes almost an entire foot of wood on each board in order to compensate for the siding. Instead it makes more sense to make the studs at ~72" cutting 2 from 2x4x12s. This leaves you with 0 waste and makes the walls 6 feet high, giving you room for a shelf. Of course this means adding 2' of siding on each wall.
I just came across this today and I really like the design and material used not sure if I would use those wavy strips I saw this kind of greenhouse today without that. The other thing is a greenhouse need air circulation and I would consider putting all the lower plastic panels straight and not horizontal.
Thank you for the clear use of purlins and wavy board. I am building a greenhouse/dog run and I wish I had you to help me plan it. Flying by the seat of my pants...
Love this! Like you said, I’m sure a lot of people could figure out how to do this on their own, but I’m very new to building so I’m excited to try it with a bit of guidance to help me along! (Also saving money is always a plus😁)
I am impressed with the finished product! Great job. Would it be better to have the door swing out instead of in? I was thinking it would free up and provide more room on the inside of the green house for tables and what not.
Another idea for these is to put them on the 4x4s like the sheds at Home Depot as the structure is small and light and who knows you may find a better location for growing or even moving for seasons. At least that is what I hope to be able to develop.
What a great plan. I no longer live where I would need such a wonderful greenhouse. It would need to be a Chilling Greenhouse here in Mexico. Gets too hot here for most things. Beautiful plan though. Thanks.
Would be curious how your uncle set it up with the plants inside and also if he uses something to heat it (especially in AK). Love your videos. Thanks for sharing!!
I would've used treated 2x4's or cedar. There is going to be a ton of humidity in there and regular pine isn't going to hold up well. You could also go all the way down with the clear siding, and use galvanized wire and turnbuckles from corner to corner on the walls in an X for lateral bracing. That would give you more sunlight inside. I'd also set it on crushed pea gravel for drainage, and don't forget to have some sort of anchor in the ground so a storm doesn't flip it.
So great to watch the construction process. Thank you. Gonna search your site for a gazebo or pergola... if you haven’t done either yet, DEF interested to see you guys tackle them!
I would love a lean to style greenhouse that is similar to this. I appreciate the thought that was put in to minimize waste. I love efficiency! Do you have any plans like this?
That's a lovely greenhouse. One thing I'd suggest is an outswing door in order to save floor space for growing.
That's what I thought right away
I wonder how noisy it is under heavy rain. I know no one is sleeping in it on a rainy night, but the noise could be heard from other houses in the summer night. Am I worrying too much?
Whoever designed this greenhouse needs to rethink the design. Not only the door opening inward but the polycarbonate is aligned incorrectly. Who attaches corrugated horizontally? Ana White.
Don’t attach the corrugated sheets horizontally!
@@seanleith5312
Not as noisy as a tin roof. A little noise for hail resistant covering is well worth it. Anyway it’s the hail that makes noise rain would be the same as it hitting your skylight or window.
@@ggowler why don’t you hang corrugated horizontally? I have seen so many projects done that way....please explain.
With Ryan's ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxy_pn55PK60wAV3X_C_RoLS_67mNonoCE plan I was like one taken by the hand and led step by step from start to finish. Thank you very much Ryan!
What kind of 2x4s did you use?
What’s most important here is that grampa is getting help, and a little guy has a memory to last a lifetime. Letting children assist is so important
Beautiful 😍 The only thing I would add is two gutters on each side and two water butts to collect rain water.
Great idea!
I like the way this plan efficiently prevents waste. I would omit the triangle pieces and install solar powered fans, one on each end.
For me it would made a wonderful place for morning coffee with a summer rain and lots of green plants. Another great project Ana.
Working in a greenhouse with soft rain falling on the roof is transcendent.
@@carolynblakeney966 happy places =)
We seriously considered turning it into more of an indoor arboretum. Put a small round table with 4 chairs in the middle and have all manner of plants, flowers, bushes, etc. all over the place, hanging, crawling, sitting on shelves and the wall. Wouldn't that be a wonderful way to spend time with some friends.
Awesome. I'm a carpenter, we drew up some plans for our greenhouse that would have been fine but then I found this and bought your plans. My love is the green thumb (not me!) and she likes the fact that there is minimal waste. Me too! Looking forward to building it this weekend!
Wonderful!
Your video was, by far, one of the best I've reviewed. Audio/ video (including editing), descriptions, purpose, efficiencies, and script. Nailed it.
Where to start... that little child helping out in the beginning was so cute. So nice to see kids learning real world skills.
Your greenhouse is beautiful. One other nice thing, well, very nice thing, about having your plan is that you have marked out on it the work saving tips like the roof brace, tagging cross member and other piece locations while still on the ground, etc.
I wish I could do something like this. But I can barely walk ten feet, can't get on the ground, no family or friends to help and really, no money to even just buy parts, let alone hire someone. But I can watch your videos and admire all your work on all your projects. Keep it up girl. I hope you go far in life with your skills. May God bless you and your family.
Bless you!
This woman is something else. So talented with all her plans. Has helped me out tremendously. Thanks for your hard work and brain power!
Bought the plans and built this for my wife. She loves it!!!!!
Awesome, thank you so much for trusting us with your build!
3 years later and still one of the best builds! I will be doing DIY mostly by myself on my land next year and this seem doable alone
Wonderful!
We printed out the plans for this greenhouse. We bought the lumber and supplies, painted all wood before the build. We are in Alaska and cost was approx. $1700. for materials and door. Used screws instead of nails. Things went together pretty well for handy people who aren't carpenters. Problem we had was with the ridge cap pieces that were hard to bend. Maybe made for different angled roof. Love my greenhouse. Put shelves in because I don't like to bend over. Also, shelves make room for supplies beneath. This plan also makes it easy to have hanging baskets. Thank you for putting plans together!
So wonderful to hear, thank you!
Well it looks like I just found the greenhouse design I'm going to use. Ty Ana!!
Nice job, I’ve been watching greenhouse videos since I was given 10 - 5’x5’ windows a few months ago. I appreciate the thoughtfulness of optimizing material given that lumber and building materials have gone very pricey in the past year
Thanks 👍
I’m going to build this in my backyard for my 11 year old son. We’re going to do some plants but we are mostly going to make it an outdoor aquarium house or fish room. Maybe some galvanized tubs with goldfish and water lilies too. Thanks for this. Really neat.
-Ron
After years of looking at greenhouse plans, this is perfect for us. Thank you 😊
Our pleasure!
This is exactly what my husband and I are planning to build later this year, so your timing is perfect, once again! Thanks, Ana (and Jacob)!
I love your greenhouse ❤
i love Anna, she's so inspirational! makes me think i can build my own projects too!
This is such a great size and design! After 13 years in limbo, I finally put up my aluminum kit greenhouse last month with the invaluable help of my brother, who was storing it for most of that time. This is absolute heaven, finally having a greenhouse. It is also 9' x 13' and an A-frame design which is just a wonderful size and shape for a small property- mine is just shy of a fifth of an acre. The extra foot of width really makes a difference compared to an 8' x 12' footprint. If another greenhouse ever happens I will absolutely be building from scratch with wood although I might glass the lower wall too, as I am in central Maryland and we just don't get the extended brutal winters the folks north of us do. Congratulations Ana on a new classic!
Your commentary in conjunction with the assembly made this SO easy to understand. I’m currently cooking up a plan for a lean-to greenhouse and you really helped me visualize the construction.
You’ve also got me thinking about how the dimensions of my structure affect the efficiency of labor and materials. Duh, that hadn’t crossed my mind yet.
Thanks so much for taking to the time to produce a video and thanks for sharing your plans! 🙂
Well, I loved the garage shelves and now I'm loving this greenhouse. Maybe I'll lengthen it for my needs. Double it possibly. Thanks again!
Awesome!
This is complete and detailed build for a greenhouse. I am thinking about getting the plan and build it. Thank you!.
We love how well you planned ahead on this. In fact probably will not even look at any other plans, as that could be a waste of time. Thank you for this and all of the other fantastic videos that you have posted.
Wonderful! This is an awesome video. Thk you! Side note… your hair is gorgeous! What a blessing from the Lord 😊
Thank you so much!
I'll have to check this out after we buy our new house. I don't want to build it at our old one and either have to break it down or leave it. So cute!
I'm building this greenhouse now. I have the walls done and majority of the cutlist done. ✔ Tomorrow I will start on the roofing. I'm excited!
Great job, can't wait to hear how it goes!
All I have left to do is put up the corrugated plastic panels and a door tomorrow! I'm excited about that!
Brilliant looking greenhouse Ana, looks easy enough to construct, thanks.
It is!
I love how you make these designs so efficient. Nice to see Jacob again. Stay safe!
One of the best greenhouse videos I've seen. Very easy to follow instructions. Thanks
Glad it was helpful!
Much respect to you Ana White, thanks for sharing your plans.
You are so welcome.
Just what we need, my wife and I will be building one. Thank you.
Great!
I gotta say I am new to the channel. I am really impressed by how much Ana gives without asking for anything. I am definitely a fan and a new subscriber. These are things I can use to help my customers when they ask for something custom. Thanks again.
This is awesome... definitely see your little ones following in both you and Jacob’s footsteps, especially Hayes, Love to see him in the mix. Thank you for all that you do. Blessings to you and yours.
Love this! Very attractive, not too big. Perfect for me! Appreciate the thoughtful way you designed it to make best use of materials with minimal waste. Thank you! 💓
An amazing greenhouse, I plan to build one like this very soon. Beautiful and practical design. My father-in-law works as a farmer and it would be really cool to build my own greenhouse🙂
Thank you, thanks great to hear!
❤@@AnaWhiteDIY
That must be an expennsive build. There is no mention of cost. Of course in today's market in 2022 it would be too much for me. Having said that it is a real thing of beauty and function. Good vid Ana.
I think I did it , ...
My god that was rough . Four days !
Thanks again , thirty five green house
vids , I went with yours to build up one.
MoM should love it .
Peace ☘️🐰❤️🐰☘️thanks
Great job!
I absolutely loved this design and final product. Very efficiently done and well explained video! Thanks for sharing.
You're very welcome!
I can't wait to get in a new place to put 1 up, I love the way you
explained it all & how good it looks AWESOME POSSUM 👍
Thanks 👍
Great job, very well planned out i love the no waste of poly panels.
This is a well thought out design. I love it. Lately, I've been watching people on UA-cam build the other greenhouse that you designed. Both are attractive and functional plans. Thanks for posting them. Stay safe.
Awesome, thanks again for great plans and an easier looking assembly than the other model.
Very welcome
Thanks! Just bought the plans and cut list. I’m looking forward to giving it a try.
the ease to put together is so amazing
Thanks for the visit!
You guys did a beautiful job Mrs White!👏🏻🥇🏆🇺🇸
Excellent Job!! I will do this.
Unable to buy your plans? Do you have my email?
I used the white corrugated plastic on the the roof of my green house and used the thickest gage plastic one uses for covering furniture or table tops so light won't be an issue. Here in Texas the sun is to hot for clear plastic so the white helps and still let's enough light in.
Sweet plan I love it just the way it is I had bought one with those polycarbonate & aluminum &the winter teared up so all I have left is the polycarbonate pieces which you now have a better green house to build so thank you for this video it's truly beautiful 🤗🤗
Same here... bought one of them, put it up, a few months' later, 60+ mph straight line winds (which the specs said that it could withstand), and it was gone. Collected all the polycarbonate panels in the neighborhood, and salvaged them, planning to build a sturdier frame for them, and STILL haven't done it, because of the experience.
I think this is actually cheaper than the cheap alunimum polycarbonate type greenhouse kits. By the time you re-enforce the alunimum ones, sink extra supports in the corners, add extra weather stripping and springie clips in the polycarbonate windows, you are into it at least as much as the basic price of goods for this one. And, you wont' have to continually by new blown away, broken, sun rotted, polycarbonate windows. And, it will stand up to big winds.
@@ronjones4069 Exactly. The heartache of watching your greenhouse that you put together from one of those cheap kits, as it blows away in 60 mph straight-line winds is enough to not make you want to try again... at least, any time soon after it happens. I know, from personal experience. Especially when that was one of the things I checked on, directly with the manufacturer, and they assured me, oh, it'll hold up fine! RIGHT!
If your framing up a wall, putting the 2-by material on it’s side is easier to mark and see when you are building the walls on the ground. (vs marking them on the flats. ).
4:34 "If there ever is moisture on the inside" You can be sure there will be lots of moisture. I would use pressure treated if I couldn't use an aluminum frame.
Definitely and coat it with a wood sealing preservative.
Everything about this says, "Yes!" to me. Exactly what I have been looking for so I am downloading plans today. Thank you Anna.
Love how you made it so easy for the lay man, I will have a go at building this, thank you for sharing, enjoy the day.
Thanks, you too!
Where is the build plan details you talk about .
Been looking for a simple way to make a greenhouse. Thank you
Loved watching this again :)
Great plans and cut-list!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Awesome thinking ahead. Love how efficiently it went together
use straw bales as side walls in winter, because you do not need nor want them in summer. The bales will be half rotted by summer and will break down into a great compost for seed starting next spring.
I absolutely love this greenhouse
Thanks for the visit!
Great looking greenhouse, wonder if it comes in a 10 x 10 size or 10 x 12 size.
Loved it!. Only wish we got to see Uncle and the finished product.
LOVE this project! The cutest greenhouse that ever was!
For the type of greenhouse this is a very cute idea! Slightly smaller than a typical growing tent but a great roofed greenhouse plan!
What a great job......thanks.....now my wife want one....
I love it!!! But with today's lumber prices this would cost so much now 😒. hopefully prices will come down by 2022! We'll definitely build this !
I hope they come back down soon!
I like the way you say roof... thanks for sharing this awesome build.
Open the door on the outside... Will save lot space inside.
Exactly Missed a trick with the door?
who idiot made any house door open inside ????????? i not has newer seen any house were door open to inside. room.
Matti Virta all doors open in. Unless you live in a shed.
Matti Virta obviously English is not your predominant language. This is evident with your insulting intro along side with the spelling and grammatical errors. You should be more kind with your words 🇨🇦
@@robindevellen7038 I think he might live in a barn, with sliding doors...
Please make that rafter brace at the top full length with angled ends. Then take your second drill and keep a pilot bit in it. This will separate the pro's from the Lowes. A plywood full plate is better yet. Your bottom plate must be pressure treated, this one wont last 5 years. You can lift it with a bar and add blocks of PT wood, fill in with gravel. Nice little cabin.
I was just thinking that! She should mention the wood should be treated. Personally, while I think the corrugated material is great for the roof, I would much rather prefer windows for the sides but last time i looked...windows were going for a premium
After going over these plans there is one thing I would recommend changing. They have the wall studs at 54.5" cutting 2 from a 2x4x10. This wastes almost an entire foot of wood on each board in order to compensate for the siding. Instead it makes more sense to make the studs at ~72" cutting 2 from 2x4x12s. This leaves you with 0 waste and makes the walls 6 feet high, giving you room for a shelf. Of course this means adding 2' of siding on each wall.
Thanks for your feedback, would be a great mod!
Great looking little green house Ana! Thanks for sharing it with us!💖👍👌😎JP
Thank you for doing the hard work
I just came across this today and I really like the design and material used not sure if I would use those wavy strips I saw this kind of greenhouse today without that. The other thing is a greenhouse need air circulation and I would consider putting all the lower plastic panels straight and not horizontal.
Thanks for the visit!
Thank you for the clear use of purlins and wavy board. I am building a greenhouse/dog run and I wish I had you to help me plan it. Flying by the seat of my pants...
You can do it!
Morning coffee spot sounds good to me! Mosquito free. Thank you for sharing this simple project!
i would have painted all the roof rafter all the same coulur - the plans look great cheers ray
my husband built this for me and I love it!!
That is awesome, I am so happy to hear that!
It does look very pretty! Thanks for sharing the plan.
I would live in this house. Great video
Very nice greenhouse and great design. I love it. Thanks for your video.
Thanks for watching!
Love this! Like you said, I’m sure a lot of people could figure out how to do this on their own, but I’m very new to building so I’m excited to try it with a bit of guidance to help me along! (Also saving money is always a plus😁)
I am impressed with the finished product! Great job.
Would it be better to have the door swing out instead of in? I was thinking it would free up and provide more room on the inside of the green house for tables and what not.
Dazzling design and thank you for the free plans. On my list of wish things to do.
Another idea for these is to put them on the 4x4s like the sheds at Home Depot as the structure is small and light and who knows you may find a better location for growing or even moving for seasons. At least that is what I hope to be able to develop.
What a great plan. I no longer live where I would need such a wonderful greenhouse. It would need to be a Chilling Greenhouse here in Mexico. Gets too hot here for most things. Beautiful plan though. Thanks.
9x12x9 roughly
This is awesome, what a great size. We hope to make one this year.
Beautiful greenhouse and designer.
Ok , day two...
I think I'm doing ok...
I've watched this three times.
I have an uncle bill to , (funny..)
Thanks for the vid guys 👍🌹👍
Great project Ana & Jacob. Thank you. 👍🏠🙂👵
love it..... just the plans I've been looking for 😊 thank you
We built this...so excited
I don’t have a lot of land. Will try making it but half the length. Looks great!!
Great solution!
I think I would want to paint all my beams prior to assembly so it would all match my house, inside and out.
Ana you are so smart! Good job!
Would be curious how your uncle set it up with the plants inside and also if he uses something to heat it (especially in AK). Love your videos. Thanks for sharing!!
GREAT TO see Jacob again
I would've used treated 2x4's or cedar. There is going to be a ton of humidity in there and regular pine isn't going to hold up well. You could also go all the way down with the clear siding, and use galvanized wire and turnbuckles from corner to corner on the walls in an X for lateral bracing. That would give you more sunlight inside. I'd also set it on crushed pea gravel for drainage, and don't forget to have some sort of anchor in the ground so a storm doesn't flip it.
So great to watch the construction process. Thank you. Gonna search your site for a gazebo or pergola... if you haven’t done either yet, DEF interested to see you guys tackle them!
Great project, now I know what I'll be building in the back yard. I want to use old door's and windows, she shed!
I would love a lean to style greenhouse that is similar to this. I appreciate the thought that was put in to minimize waste. I love efficiency! Do you have any plans like this?
Great design and plan. Thank you for sharing it.
You did a great job getting it so sizes so perfect!
Thank you! 😊