How to Build a Cold Frame | UK | Step-by-Step
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- Опубліковано 16 лип 2024
- I show you step-by-step how I built my cold frame using simple steps that everyone can do. It can also be used without the lid as a raised bed so its very versatile and only takes a couple of hours to make.
A cold frame is a staple of every allotment, used for sowing seeds, to transplanting plants to growing vegetables.
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0:15 Materials used
0:32 Layout and Screwing together
4:10 Levelling off the pieces
4:48 Build the Lid
5:24 Attach the hinges
6:10 Attach the lid
6:27 Attach the handle
Lid Dimensions (and overall size) - 120cm x 60cm
Timber Frame
x5 Panels - 120cm
x5 Panels - 54cm
Back Baton x2 - 43cm
Front Baton x2 - 30cm
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Great thanks il, give it ago. I need to make a cold frame for my tortoises
Thanks great video.
Brilliant, just what I was after. Thanks
No problem 🙂
Great video. Built my own thanks to your help. Just got my allotment about a month ago.
Cheers. Best of luck with it!
That.s sound mate well done looks good i will make the same thanks liverpool
Love the cold frame, will have to build one for my lottie.
Thanks this was really useful and very easy to follow tutorial very much appreciated👍👌
Cheers mate
Thanks for sharing we are building a cold frame in Idaho.
No problem, hope your build goes well 🙂
Fantastic fella just what I wanted to know and do. Cheers I've done 3
Glad it helped mate 👍
Excellent video. Dead easy and well explained. Thank you.
Nice cold frame build they look good and not messy
Cheers Lee, I'm fairly pleased with it. Could have sunk the hinges but there are too many jobs to do so just wanted to get this one ticked off!
i love this. I will make one with door so it will be quite a bit heavier
Brilliant this video so helpful ,I am going to make a few of them thanks for sharing,and giving me confidence to do this can’t wait to get started
Best of luck 🙂
Lovely instructive video this, mate - thanks for that!
You're welcome 👍👍
Excellent video. I'm going to try to use this build with reclaimed pallets ? Subscribed and will check out you other video!!
Cheers from Victoria Canada
Thanks a lot. Hope you enjoy the channel
I love pallets! Haha
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U need ventilation so wouldn't worry if not too flush. Good cheap option. Only issue is post covid, plastic sheeting is x 3 the cost now.
Good point 👍
Thank you fir the video the plastic sheeting g used to make the door what is it called I’d like to order it
Great idea. The ones o. Shops are so cheap and flimsy
What type of plastic is the top made from? Where is the best place to buy it from? Enjoyed the video.
Cheers. It was polycarbonate twinwall plastic I think. I had it lying around but pretty sure B&Q sell it and those kind of places. Pretty easy to find and relatively cheap
Great video that shows you how to make a Cold Frams. Thanks
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Glad you enjoyed it 😊