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Post by Rosie on Mar 31, 2011 11:34:28 GMT
When we lived at May and after the garage collapsed, i got a new lean to greenhouse from the insureres which would fit in perfectly at May, BUT over here i don't have a spare wall/fence to put it up against.
I guess we could build a wall (Sue, fancy a scottish holiday ;D) or a fence but i am not sure what to do for the best.
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Post by merlin on Mar 31, 2011 17:16:07 GMT
Could you build half a shed ?
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Post by Geranium on Mar 31, 2011 18:21:44 GMT
Why can't you have a whole 'stand-alone' one, Rosie? Did you bring the 'lean-to' with you?
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Post by Cherry on Mar 31, 2011 18:52:48 GMT
Can't you put it alongside the garage Rosie. Is there a garden shed you could use, or are you getting one?
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Post by wildlifefriendly on Mar 31, 2011 19:19:45 GMT
When we lived at May and after the garage collapsed, i got a new lean to greenhouse from the insureres which would fit in perfectly at May, BUT over here i don't have a spare wall/fence to put it up against. I guess we could build a wall (Sue, fancy a scottish holiday ;D) or a fence but i am not sure what to do for the best. I'd love to visit you, I can build walls  You could block the back with polycarbonate sheets, will it stand on its own? |
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Post by Rosie on Mar 31, 2011 19:26:57 GMT
I have the lean to with me, i would have preferred a stand alone one but that wouldn't have worked at the other house. Graham just got planning permission yesterday for the garage but it's profile steel and it would be awkward to fill in all the holes. There is a shed but it's only 10ft long. I am not sure if it will stand on it's own Sue, I have my doubts it would. We thought of buying another one and sticking them together but it was £600+ and i really don't want to spend that much money. I wish i could make decisions...  |
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Post by grindle on Apr 1, 2011 5:23:03 GMT
I've put a polycarbonate back on mine and it seems to work ok, it is backing onto the side of a shed but with a gap in between
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Post by wildlifefriendly on Apr 1, 2011 6:25:26 GMT
I am not sure if it will stand on it's own Sue, I have my doubts it would. How about sinking two strong posts into the ground to 'lean' the greenhouse on. It would also be easy to attach a frame to these to hold the polycarb sheets. |
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Post by grindle on Apr 1, 2011 7:08:43 GMT
I am not sure if it will stand on it's own Sue, I have my doubts it would. How about sinking two strong posts into the ground to 'lean' the greenhouse on. It would also be easy to attach a frame to these to hold the polycarb sheets. I have a post either side and one across the top, then screwed the frame to them |
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Post by Rosie on Apr 1, 2011 8:42:18 GMT
I am not sure if it will stand on it's own Sue, I have my doubts it would. How about sinking two strong posts into the ground to 'lean' the greenhouse on. It would also be easy to attach a frame to these to hold the polycarb sheets. Now there's an idea.... ;D i will let Graham read that when he gets home tonight. I knew you would all come up with good idea's. thank you friends  |
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