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Post by steve on Oct 26, 2013 12:55:56 GMT
Just in case the storm is as bad as they are hinting, check greenhouse glass, if you have the clip in type then double up with clips, I have 3 to 4 on each side of most of mine instead of 2, if there are any loose or broken and the wind lifts them then you could have a food few popping out, the last time we had a bad one here was 10 years ago and it was amazing to see the greenhouse glass bulging out with the gusts! once one or two had gone then I left the door open to let it blow through
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Post by sweetpea on Oct 26, 2013 16:39:26 GMT
Just in case the storm is as bad as they are hinting, check greenhouse glass, if you have the clip in type then double up with clips, I have 3 to 4 on each side of most of mine instead of 2, if there are any loose or broken and the wind lifts them then you could have a food few popping out, the last time we had a bad one here was 10 years ago and it was amazing to see the greenhouse glass bulging out with the gusts! once one or two had gone then I left the door open to let it blow through[/quote] Good afvice Steve, also those with polytunnels should leave open at both ends to let the wind blow through rather than battening down the hatches as that will increase the pressure which the polytunnel may not be able to withstand especially if any tears in the material. |
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Post by Rosie on Nov 4, 2013 12:55:29 GMT
My polytunnel survived hurricane bawbag so Graham must have done a good job  |
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