Greenhouse Review after 1 year of using the Palram Canopia Greenhouse

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This is a great greenhouse that checked off a lot of boxes in what I wanted in a greenhouse. Aesthetics and function. The biggest modification worth doing is raising it with the two 2x6 boards giving you an extra foot of height to move around and grow plants inside. If I had more space I would have gone for a much bigger greenhouse, but overall I am happy with this one.
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[@lavernabouzspain]

Hi Andrew. Thank you for your detailed video. Your greenhouse panels are similar to the ones on the prefabricated greenhouse that have just arrived. Before viewing your video, I was searching for information on the basket clips that install inside to hang planters from the ceiling. Your video answered my question regarding those plastic ones I had been thinking about. Thanks for saving me some frustration on that one. I also am thinking about a wooden base to stabilize the greenhouse and buckle it to sit firmly on the patio slab outdoors. So, you have provided several answers to this questioning mind. Thank you again for taking the time to share the FYI.

[@johnpaulthomas2722]

One of the best green house videos that I have seen. Good description. Thank you

[@daveb7999]

Great review, picked up a few ideas from your video, thank you! We're assembling a 6' x 8' Palram Mythos in April, looking forward to getting it set up. Yours looks very nice, great job!

[@user-jw1rp3ld3q]

Thank you so much for this great review. Like the previous comment I picked up some good ideas for my next greenhouse. Yours really did look fabulous with the lighting in the dark.

[@u0296106]

Super insightful. Thank you

[@jidaho8327]

Excellent video - thank you!

[@8Elms]

Really helpful thank you. We are just about to assemble ours!

[@jennyhaugland1284]

Great review! Very helpful.

[@jacquelynordner2457]

Very helpful! Thank you 😊

[@monikamona5271]

Great video

[@ckap9187]

Very helpful video..thank you!!🌞👏

[@shishirmehta8709]

Excellent Review, Many THANKS About to purchase one.😊

[@lianelaskoske4397]

This was very helpful. I'm putting up the Canopia soon. I plan to add electric, but maybe not this year. I'll be using the thermal battery you suggested. Thanks!

[@selenanieto8152]

Thank you that was helpful. I am thinking of buying one.

[@mrswiggles4790]

Thank you SO much for this review. I’m thinking of buying one of these and wanted to know what it is like. Thank you!

[@cheferlooney]

Great video, ever thought about the problems of installing shading for the greenhouse?

[@user-er8bs6zz7e]

How did you build your greenhouse close to the corner. I wish to do the same. Thanks

[@susieg.9289]

Do you cut into the plastic panel to get electrical cords or water into it?

[@user-rn6pg8mz7q]

how did you build the roof being so close to the wall

[@latte1020]

I’ll take a chance and hope you reply, first great video you gave me some ideas i didn’t think of when we build ours. But i wish you showed how you got electric in there?

[@rangawillb4u]

How did you get the greenhouse closer to the fence? Based on the installation manual you’ll need to go around the greenhouse to slide the roofs. How did you achieve this? We are planning to install in the corner.

[@casualgardeningwithdustin]

It looks like wire snakes in through gaps beneath the boards. In my greenhouse I'm able to dig under the foundation and bring it up inside. I considered drilling through my foundation, but I built on pressure treated wood and that reduces resistance to rot.

[@williamrichardson9475]

slid them in sideways, no problem

[@sandrabradbury4962]

Does yours leek. Mine is an 8x16, so maybe that's why mine leeks. I'm going to put a Lean to type roof with clear plastic.

[@blahhblahh1511]

Hi thanks for the video im thinking of ordering one now but its a Augarden brand looks exactly the same its 3 meters by 2 meters . i want to build it in my workshop so i can take my time and have no interruptions with wind and weather and do it properly with sealant and brace it a bit more now my question is do you think this could be picked up by 4 people on each corner to move it say 50 meters, 150 ft with out it falling to pieces? Simple yes or no would be appreciated. Thanks

[@AndrewDIY]

My answer is a hesitant yes, as long as everyone involved understands the concept of structural stress and how to avoid it. If you had the 3 Stooges help you? Then no. Let me know how it goes if you decide to do it.

[@blahhblahh1511]

@@AndrewDIY Thanks for your response 👍. Haa haa 3 stooges I know what you mean my mates and I are Gen X no stooges around here. Without seeing it, I’ve got some form ply laying around which I’m going to screw together and make some “ I” beams and fix it to the bottom just for the lift. I’ll let you know. Cheers

[@girlnextdoorgrooming]

First like, first view, first comment.

[@magnumxlpi]

You barely get any light in there LOL Edit: you said you didnt have much luck before because you have almost no light before you installed grow lights

[@renymullen4582]

Sadly, 12 years later, I wish I had built in wood....palram has poor circulation for it's size & No way to build shelves......now the auto openers are failing & cost $100 + each.....