Greenhouse Build Series 4 - Cedar Vents & Door

[@BrianProsser]

Hi Kent. Thank you so much for taking the time to put this series together. You and Marilyn are so talented!

[@KB-mk9lv]

wow you are thorough and i appreciate it

[@bradlewis9050]

Awesome! Again your videos make it easier for anyone to build off your plans and clear: Of the troubleshooting that you found along the build. Keep up the good work. I’d love to hear of any of your builds after year two and how their all holding up. Cheers Mate

[@MANaboutTOOLS]

Thank you very much!!

[@pang-ngiavang1956]

By far this is one of the most beautiful greenhouse on KZbin!

[@susang4423]

You are amazing. The greenhouse is perfection.

[@lananh6236]

Probably the best Ryan's kzbin.infoUgkxGZedDTcDfgD7fG_uU4esfx_EgxzlY2_1 Plans on building a shed is hardly ever found. And Ryan takes the mystery out of different types of foundation options, etc. He even shows how to build a shed with different designs. Very comprehensive, covering different roofing materials, siding, etc.

[@mishich666]

Very clearly! Just a great lesson for any level of preparation! Thanks! Очень наглядно! Просто отличный урок для любого уровня подготовки! Спасибо!

[@BrummBilt]

My favorite project of yours so far. Overhang would be a great place for solar panels for going off grid and powering automation (ventilation, irrigation, soil and water sensors, etc)

[@marcelmallory2761]

New subscriber.. I have watched this entire build thus far. I must say your skill and ability to plan ahead is amazing as is the greenhouse. I ended up on your channel because I was viewing greenhouse builds because that is my next project. Sadly yours is way beyond my skill level but it was a joy to watch!

[@ChrisFredriksson]

Another really interesting video! Really fun to see Marilyn join in as well, you both look so happy to work together on the project, even if you are working mostly on it. The result is so fantastic, it is not just a greenhouse, its a real house. So well made and again, I get so many tips and ideas which I hope I can use this coming spring and summer for my own projects. Can't wait to see next video, will be fun! 😃

[@MANaboutTOOLS]

Thanks so much! I really appreciate your kind words and support here. Cheers!

[@davecurda2350]

Love the look of this green house well done

[@MANaboutTOOLS]

Thanks!!

[@coryouellette365]

Great project! Very nicely done.

[@marthamaxwell9997]

Excellent video! Your work is superb!

[@MANaboutTOOLS]

Thank you so much 😀

[@thomfont8594]

Great cut of the informative Video!

[@MANaboutTOOLS]

Glad you liked it!

[@ЛеонидИванов-м4ы]

Спасибо за идеи. Всем привет из России.

[@jeffforbes3772]

Looks great! Looking forward to the rest f the series.

[@avidreader6097]

Amazing! A follow-up please w sink and lights!

[@MANaboutTOOLS]

In the works... thx

[@Brian18741]

Fantastic job Kent, loved this series 👏👏

[@MANaboutTOOLS]

Thanks 👍

[@Token_Civilian]

Great build series.

[@MANaboutTOOLS]

Thanks!

[@axelSixtySix]

This is a pretty inspiring build 👍 thanks for sharing.

[@MANaboutTOOLS]

Glad you like it! Thanks!

[@genevelis6075]

Hi Kent, we about to make raised garden beds, changing a slope to a retaining wall in the shape of raised garden beds, where you can walk between retaining wall(s)/garden beds. What modifications you suggest to have to your garden walls to be also as a retaining wall? The wall should not exceed 4’ tall.

[@petechabot8948]

Nice crisp build !

[@george8873]

One thing you may want to think about is adding flashing on the bottom side of the glazing panels in the gables. The moisture will wick up behind the panels and sit there and eventually rot the wood. Anyway, great build, loving the details.

[@MANaboutTOOLS]

Thanks! I was thinking that the overhang was big enough to shield the gable ends. I'll keep an eye on it tho. Cheers!

[@george8873]

@@MANaboutTOOLS Was mainly talking about any condensation that leaks out of the panels through the bottom weep holes. I should have been more specific, sorry.

[@MANaboutTOOLS]

@@george8873 Ah yes! That's a good point. Flashing there would be a good idea. Thanks!

[@pamcolechadwell1302]

Very nice thank you, I was wanting to ask you a question about Aircrete, I didn't think u would get it from 3 yrs ago on your Aircrete videos so I'm asking here on this newer video. I Would love to know if you could tell me of a safe Aircrete recipe I could use to make planters and candle containers that would be lightweight and safe to be in my home? Thank you

[@scottbarnwell512]

Very interesting series. The fan has louvers that open and close, but the lower air intake vents do not. What are you going to do for the two lower air intakes in cold weather when you're extending growing season or trying to get a head start?

[@MANaboutTOOLS]

Thanks! I'm mulling over some ideas with that. I'll do a follow up video and cover that. I did buy one of those cylinders that's temperature sensitive to open a louver. I'll maybe try to incorporate that into a door mechanism.

[@chanlac2012]

Amazing

[@SmallHoldingAtHillhigh]

Awesome job.

[@MANaboutTOOLS]

Thanks!

[@ryannicholl9054]

Your vids are great! Have you considered making a sauna or making sauna plans in the same style as your Greenhouse? Thank!

[@MANaboutTOOLS]

Thanks! I have not considered that. But, who knows??

[@DevinBaillie]

Is there a reason you have the door swinging inwards instead of out?

[@MANaboutTOOLS]

No particular reason. It could be installed either way.

[@DevinBaillie]

Fair enough. I always figure doors swinging out give more floor space and interfere with the use of the space less, but run the risk of being blocked by snow (depending on location). The greenhouse looks great and I might build a similar one, so I was wondering whether there was a practical reason to have it inwards that I wasn't aware of.

[@ghita.herdean.1979]

For a small spce like the greenhouse I would have made the door to open outwards too. You have some expensive real estate inside, use the most of it.

[@adriennederstine3351]

Hi @MANaboutTOOLS, wondering what the total cost of this build was?

[@THEscgman]

Hi, thanks again for the video details! I’m getting more confident I might be able to pull this off myself! Question though: I heard with this video, you’re using j-channels for top and bottom on the triangular sheets with the bottom having weep holes. Did you do that with all the sheets you put up? I found a tape that some are using to cover the top and bottom tape has holes in it. Do you find just using j-channels will be enough without the tape?

[@MANaboutTOOLS]

You can use the tape or the J channel. I don't think you would need both.

[@THEscgman]

@@MANaboutTOOLS Yes sir, again many thanks for your very nice instructional videos!

[@donalda777]

Hi Kent, I’m looking to use those panels on a greenhouse myself. Does the moisture evaporate inside the bottom edges of the plastic well?

[@MANaboutTOOLS]

I'm going to see how that goes. I do have weep holes in the bottom J channel.

[@lwolf2548]

Just curious of what zone you live in ?

[@MANaboutTOOLS]

Zone 7

[@webadage]

Wow awesome job. I'm curious why you wouldn't use screen rather than hardware cloth to prevent insects from invading your palatial greenhouse. Do you have insects up north? I'm in South Carolina so just imagine. LOL

[@MANaboutTOOLS]

I may add a screen yet. Thanks!

[@pocillipora]

Looks great, I’ve stolen some of your ideas. I’d have the door swing out instead of in.

[@keithleonard5085]

Great job!