YOU SPOKE...I LISTENED...TEARING IT OUT...Greenhouse Part 5

[@J.B.2]

Love the project, small projects like this and the shed are great. So you don’t have to double your work, I suggest you put the linoleum down now. Either sheet linoleum or maybe stick on squares. Then put your shelves back and start the other parts of the project.

[@kenskarpentry]

Great idea!

[@roberthuckeby2825]

I really like the greenhouse. You mentioned using as many screws as you would normally use for a garage. It is good that you really wanted the polycarbonate sealed and structurally sound. I agree that everything is better without the inside plastic. Once it is outside, y ou might consider putting some sort of sun protection over the entire greenhouse to prevent it from getting too hot during the summer. I have seen other KZbinrs doing that with their greenhouses because the sun can literally cook the plants. Great job Ken. I really enjoy watching you work. You thoroughly explain why you are doing what you are doing, and I like that.

[@kenskarpentry]

Thanks very much

[@1244taylor]

Very nice video..great looking building..

[@kenskarpentry]

Thank you very much!

[@StoneKathryn]

I like the greenhouse door with the green paint. It looks very nice. The ridge cap you made I think was a great idea. I'm glad you could bend it in your brake! I do like it without the inside plastic! It's so pretty being clear. I like that latch you put on. The door stop is great. The shelves look great in there! That black handle is nice too! I don't think you've done anything dumb. That greenhouse is so cute Ken! Thanks for this video!

[@kenskarpentry]

Thanks I appreciate it

[@richardclifton4120]

You may want to think about pulling in fresh air into the greenhouse. Opening and closing the door helps but plants need a fresh source of CO2 to flourish. There are solar fans that are really cheap and they only operate during days when the sun shines and cut off at dusk. The air can be drawn in through the roof vent. A plastic barrel outside will fill up slowly at first, but rainwater will fill it completely and it can be used as a natural water source where the water can be drawn from for your proposed automatic watering. I have two such barrels outside and they have never gone completely dry after weeks of no rain. One has a faucet at the bottom the other does not. The water coming off the roof of the greenhouse can be directed to those same barrels using a simple gutter system made from SCH40 PVC cut in half that drains into another SCH40 full pipe leading to the interior of the drum(s). If you want a barrel can be placed inside the Greenhouse and it will give humidity to the plants, and you may not need to water them much depending on the humidity in your area. *One last thing, anchor the entire greenhouse or a high wind will ruin all your work. Good Luck with the post-video suggestions should you decide they would work for you. Good job so far.*

[@kenskarpentry]

Thanks great thoughts

[@michiganengineer8621]

Something I used on my little greenhouse, about the same size as that one, was the transparent double walled plastic panels. They're more expensive than the clear corrugated ones, but you gain the insulation of the air gap. I painted the framing, door and floor before I put my panels up. Nice to see your little projects taking off Ken!

[@kenskarpentry]

Very nice. Thanks

[@kathycopeland1154]

Looks fantastic. I would recommend vinyl flooring to help keep the wood from rotting. Plus it's an easy clean up.

[@kenskarpentry]

Absolutely

[@lincolnlutz6884]

You would love a Kreg Pocket Hole jig. It would work so great for a lot of things in these mini builds. For example you could use it to join the door pieces instead of L brackets. Stronger, looks good and probably cheaper. Just a thought. Absolutely love these build series!

[@kenskarpentry]

Oooh. A chance to buy another tool. I like it

[@gorak9000]

if you want cheap just cut splines into the corners and glue them in across both pieces

[@JB-ej2qy]

I came on here to recommend a pocket hole jig. But I was to slow 😂😂

[@cathiwim]

Love my Kreg! Used it to make cabinets!

[@straubdavid9]

@@kenskarpentry You need intervention .... back away from the tool department🤣🤣✏📐📏🔨🪓🛠🪚🪛⚒👣

[@gorak9000]

Ken, the other problem with Poly vapor barrier you didn't mention is that it doesn't stand up to UV. After one year or a little more in the sun, it becomes brittle and crumbles into little tiny pieces and makes a horrendous mess.

[@kenskarpentry]

True thanks

[@MichaelSmith-ue2ot]

Thanks Ken! It is refreshing to see a man as talented and experienced as you being graciously humble to accept kind advice and suggestions to consider as you deem appropriate. It’s a joy to watch your videos.

[@kenskarpentry]

I appreciate that! Thanks

[@marthaosburn-henry1087]

Love the green house. Plastic shelving is very practical. Water resistant and light weight. 🌻👍🌻

[@kenskarpentry]

Yes, thanks

[@jpeel2066]

What a great greenhouse. Glad you use feet and inches. Makes it alot easier to understand. Thanks for the videos. All the best 🇬🇧.

[@kenskarpentry]

So nice of you. Thanks

[@frederickreynolds322]

I was concerned about the plastic on the inside trapping moisture. Im glad you removed it. Love your ridge cap in the metal break idea. Maybe a garage floor type epoxy would be better than vinyl on the floor. Also, floor drain hole(s). Painting all of the framing that green color would have looked good. I only thought of that when I saw the finished door. I've learned a lot from you and always enjoy your videos. Thank you.

[@kenskarpentry]

Thanks

[@kenskarpentry]

Good afternoon to you

[@kencoyle1172]

😅You are a master carpenter and always a pleasure as well an educational experience to watch your videos. Keep up the good work!

[@kenskarpentry]

Thanks, will do!

[@angusmacduff3471]

Looks good - you did a great job. I built my first greenhouse in 1960 - similar to yours - 10X16 - it started to rot within a few years - I finally salvaged all of the glass and stored it away safely. I came across an old run down greenhouse that was on the property that a friend bought. He was going to burn it - all red wood - I took a lot of it and rebuilt it on a much smaller footprint. No problems. When we moved the new owners wanted it removed - I took it and sold it to the Dedham House of Correction. Now at 94 I just use a few lights inside and the backyard sunroom with sliding doors. Just a few tomatoes, cukes, peppers and romaine. I enjoy your videos along with Gina and Al's.

[@kenskarpentry]

Wow very nice.

[@chrisbarr1359]

Been watching Chad's channel. He seems to be doing well. And his sense of humor is wonderful!! Wondering why you didn't paint the framing that nice shade of green. I think the difference would be dramatic.

[@kenskarpentry]

Thanks. I should have

[@toddpacheco4748]

Ken as always a pleasure watching your carpentertry also your supervisor 😮😊❤

[@kenskarpentry]

Haha thanks

[@jumpin4joync]

Thank you for the videos for the greenhouse. We learn so much from you. Have a great week.

[@kenskarpentry]

Thanks, you too!

[@peggywaggonner8543]

Your personality your knowledge and your family is. Such a blessing. Thank you for these videos

[@kenskarpentry]

Thanks so much

[@Mark_Nadams]

The greenhouse is looking great Ken. I've been reluctant to show my Wife this build. If she sees it, she will have me going to Home Depot for materials ASAP. I'm happy to see that you decided against the inner plastic. I believe that you avoided many future headaches by leaving it off. I do like the view much more without the cloudy plastic. BTW - Please don't feel "dumb" when things need rework. Like you said "10% of construction is remodeling". I hope to be able to take other's advice and continue to learn new things right up until the day I am looking at the grass from the other side.

[@kenskarpentry]

Haha you can do it

[@evalinawarne1337]

This is the day that the LORD has made. I sang with you. Good morning KEN, GREaT job. (you are not dumb. ) GOD makes no mistakes. You are WISE❤️ GOD BLESS YOU and your family 🙏🇮🇱🙏🇮🇱🙏 SE MICHIGAN 14°

[@kenskarpentry]

Haha thanks

[@thebrunohomestead]

Excellent build. Thanks for taking the time to show us.

[@kenskarpentry]

You’re welcome. Thanks for watching

[@tchotchkegirl8880]

Ken, You are a very smart man. Don't let mean people belittle you. I have learned so much from you. You are one of my favorites.. God Bless you my friend..

[@kenskarpentry]

I appreciate that. Thanks for watching

[@BeckyinKC]

I think linoleum for flooring is Brilliant!! 😅Loving it❤❤❤

[@kenskarpentry]

Thanks

[@carmenmariacortesmarin2664]

A very good greenhouse, Ken. Thank you!

[@kenskarpentry]

So nice of you. Thanks

[@alaskacanoe6837]

In 1994 I bought an entire bundle of 2x4 lumber , it was hemlock and I paid .99 cents per 8 ft 2x4, first project was the twin to your green house … used the same type of poly carbonate .. and it’s still cranking out the veggies .. I put window on the rear eve about. 12 inch square for vent and just put a box fan hanging from a nail .. I close it up at night and by 10 am open the door and the vent window for pollinators to enter If she gets to warm I turn on the fan

[@kenskarpentry]

Oh. Thanks for the input

[@thomasaccuntius9946]

Ken, Being a cabinet builder, I would of used half lap joints on the door. Or a double horizontal piece to cover the joints for strength. Also I would have used treated lumber and plywood for the base and floor, and also paint the frame. Also maybe drill some holes in the floor by the back end and raise the door end up higher for drainage.

[@kenskarpentry]

Thanks

[@lorenmeyer5290]

WOW very very nice Ken! Love it!

[@kenskarpentry]

Thanks

[@johncarlson7955]

Since you have a metal brake you could bend some tin for trays to collect your water after watering, very cheap way to save your floor and reuse the water. Great build!

[@kenskarpentry]

That's a great idea! Thanks

[@cathiwim]

I love your humility and honesty! Did you leave any room for expansion of the plastic? Or is that an issue? One more thing i would add for the door- a lock! You might be surprised at the rudeness and number of people who will help themselves to your hard work!

[@kenskarpentry]

Thanks. I think the plastic will be ok.

[@robertdknight]

This build has been an absolute blast to follow along with. The framing you completed would allow for the plastic film to serve on the exterior for those looking for an inexpensive solution, but I like the poly best (more long term, more rigid, less wind noise). Removing the film from inside was a wise choice, in this case. Thank you so much for your humbleness. I know I respect you and I'm sure many others would agree. Can't wait til you get the water catchment worked out and we get to see the 'green' inside the greenhouse. God bless

[@kenskarpentry]

Thanks very much.

[@ledesclos5321]

Bless you. Love these projects.

[@kenskarpentry]

Thanks

[@brycestewart3181]

Great work, thx for sharing. The green house I helped my buddy build had a fan on a thermostat to vent the heat and it had a fan to move air around inside. Look forward to the water, he had a hose and sink in his that ran to the house. Thx again from Wyoming

[@kenskarpentry]

Nice. I need to get mine fancy like that

[@elainedegoede6276]

Love the look of it. Cannot wait for you to start planting 😂💞🙏

[@kenskarpentry]

Thanks me too!

[@sherry2836]

Cute little greenhouse! If the sun is too strong, just throw some shadecloth over top I know the roof vent is to allow heat to escape but what do you think about having closable vents at both gable ends for cross ventilation and air circulation. Anyone would love to have this in their backyard!

[@kenskarpentry]

Thanks for the tips!

[@cpnotill9264]

We have an automatic vent in gable end that opens a small window which works so well. I also keep an aluminum shade cloth over it all summer which filters out the blaring sun.

[@trevorjarvis3021]

You’re certainly not dumb Ken, you have constructed a fantastic green house there, it is a credit to you. 👏👏🇬🇧😊

[@kenskarpentry]

Thanks

[@rupe53]

Just a pointer here. In order for that roof vent to let out hot air you will need to have cool air to replace it. Depending on location in the yard you may want a gable end vent just for the cross ventilation of warm air up top. That may be enough to keep out very cold night air on a frosty evening. A solar fan may also keep the hot air from stratifying under the roof on sunny days. IOW, even out the temps from top shelf to bottom shelf. The solar panel can be mounted inside so no extra building penetrations. Mount the fan up high to push the warm air down. That could be handy on the shoulder season when the vents are closed.

[@kenskarpentry]

Thanks

[@LITBILL55]

Looks fantastic . Is that for starting plants or fully grown plants. Thanks for sharing.

[@kenskarpentry]

I would like to take them all the way to harvest in there

[@t.d.mich.7064]

Thankyou for sharing your knowledge to all! Us old guys need to impress upon the younger generation that the skills it takes to make things, are important to learn. So many seem so un-interested in crafting something with their hands.

[@kenskarpentry]

You’re welcome. Thanks for watching

[@cherylcaraway2511]

Liked the plastic on the inside because I live in Texas and the double wall would allow me to plant sooner. We very seldom have extreme weather and a heat lamp would help. Thanks

[@kenskarpentry]

Interesting thanks

[@MsLittlemommy]

I Love your helper.

[@kenskarpentry]

Haha me too

[@lmars5933]

Looking great Ken glad you decided too take the plastic off..so off the too work I go,⛱️🌴🐊😎

[@kenskarpentry]

Thanks 👍 stay cool down there

[@rogerwesterhold1458]

Ken are you caulking above and along both sides of the door? Drainage around door will prolong door frame.

[@kenskarpentry]

I didn’t caulk the door

[@skates76]

Nice looking greenhouse and the perfect size. I would add a piece of pine, painted green, along the bottom of the door to further dress up door frame and cover the edge of the plywood floor.

[@kenskarpentry]

Thanks

[@johngray2875]

The fact that you can see through it without the plastic, also means more sun is getting in (which is kinda the point).

[@kenskarpentry]

Yes another good point

[@paulleblanc4653]

You need more roof vents, i made a similar green house, ihad to make a section of the roof a hinge door. Beautiful work.love your project.

[@kenskarpentry]

Thanks you may be right

[@espee9980]

Ken, One might consider that you add a vent to the bottom of a wall or the door to allow for air flow and better temp control.

[@kenskarpentry]

Right. Thanks

[@tobymeade3222]

❤ Good Morning Ken 🌞🌻🌅 Love your Green house& Garden Tips! 👍👌🤞✌️💫🌟✨🤩💜✝️🙌🙏🇺🇸🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲

[@kenskarpentry]

Thanks

[@Rickshaw103]

good color for the "GREEN HOUSE" lol looks good Ken!

[@kenskarpentry]

Haha thanks

[@shirleybewley6646]

Should you get a large rain barrel for water capture and not keep it inside where it will get too hot?

[@kenskarpentry]

I think I am going to put it inside

[@bobt471]

🎉 so nice of you to list Dan and Chads channel.. heading over Now! 🙏🏻

[@kenskarpentry]

Hope you enjoy!

[@williambeckman6900]

I am not sure if you are going to make more green houses but I think it would look nice if the framing was painted before the polycarbonate siding is installed.

[@kenskarpentry]

Definitely

[@dougtaylor8735]

Ken, I really enjoy your channel and have watched it for a long time. You are an extremely good carpenter and you are not dumb. I built a similar greenhouse 2 years ago. As mentioned in some of the other comments I had trouble with UV on the polycarbonate. Where I live we also have occasional hail. After the first summer, the poly was very brittle and a small hail storm completely destroyed the roof and even put some holes in the walls. I put galvanized sheet metal on the roof and now rely on the south and west sun to grow the plants. It also doesn’t get as hot inside anymore. Keep up the good work, and enjoy your retirement. I recommend it to everyone I talk to.

[@kenskarpentry]

Thanks for the info

[@jimo2665]

The greenhouse looks great !! 👍

[@kenskarpentry]

Thanks 👍

[@Hosty_Tim]

Goooooooooooood afternoon, Ken! Lovin' the greenhouse.

[@kenskarpentry]

Thanks

[@pauldooling6043]

Like the greenhouse. I woud add a screen window in the back wall and also make the door screened. In the summer that greenhouse will turn into a hothouse (oven) and cook your plants. Cross ventilation will help that. Not sure that ridge vent will be sufficient.

[@angusmacduff3471]

It will turn into an oven on some winter days - have to have automatic ventilation of some kind.

[@kenskarpentry]

Thanks. You may be right

[@TheGardenerNorth]

I'd have to say, my concern would also be with condensation on the untreated wood, so it really is a double edged sword. But I will also say your biggest environmental stress on your plants will be too much heat and not enough ventilation spring, summer and fall. My rule of thumb is the smaller the greenhouse the harder it is to manage the heat. You'd be better off using season extension frost blankets on your plants in lower temperatures, which you will have to manage manually but would be more esthetically pleasing.

[@kenskarpentry]

Interesting. Thanks

[@cekfraun]

Your greenhouse turned out great, Ken! Love that door and latch. And I'm glad you decided to do without the plastic sheeting inside. I think you will be very happy with the clearer walls and roof. Vinyl on the floor will be a nice touch, too.

[@kenskarpentry]

Thanks 👍

[@michaelsingleton8978]

Great job. Spring will be here soon. Happy growing.

[@kenskarpentry]

Can't wait! Thanks

[@robertstockton2036]

Thanks Ken for showing us the ins and outs of building a greenhouse. FYI...There are some solar powered watering systems on Amazon that are inexpensive and should work for you. I am giving them a try this year.

[@kenskarpentry]

Cool, thanks

[@mackfisher4487]

Grow light, Ken there are some newer LED's made as grow lights, some have high (Lumen) intensity outputs yet use a relatively low amount of electricity. Which might work out well for your solar greenhouse electrical supply idea.

[@kenskarpentry]

Thanks

[@Baseballprisonandmotorcycles]

I really enjoy your videos. Down to earth, and a great teacher. Thank you

[@kenskarpentry]

I appreciate that!thanks

[@tobymeade3222]

Ken Thank You for sharing! 👍Now i know when i start my Garden,i know what comes 1st.! 👍🤩🙌🙏🇺🇸🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🌞🌻🌅✨🌟💫

[@kenskarpentry]

Haha. Thanks for watching

[@luisbatista1103]

Test it outside with a thermometer just to see the heat it can produce wirh the polycarbonate try putting a plant inside it as a test run or plant some seeds

[@kenskarpentry]

Yes definitely going to do that

[@AWSmith1955]

Maybe a thermostatically controlled door/damper for that roof vent , which is included on one of the Costco kits i was considering last season.

[@kenskarpentry]

Interesting thanks

[@IRDennis]

Hello Ken, this greenhouse looks marvelous. Did you make a material list for this. I might try this build here in Texas.

[@kenskarpentry]

Not formally sorry

[@jeanwillis810]

Looking good, Ken. Awesome job!

[@kenskarpentry]

Thanks 👍

[@tobymeade3222]

❤ Good Morning Ken 🌞🌅 Wow see the Wheels on Green house Awesome 👍 You know what else would be Awesome! If you made a Foldable Greenhouse with Hinges! This way if Folds up, down for Transport,in Future! If you sell in future ,can take to fairs & show it,people can see it,& if its local you don't have to travel,they can pick up,or you can Deliver 👍🤩🙌🙏🇺🇸🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🌞🌻

[@kenskarpentry]

Thanks interesting idea

[@fedderfarms]

Check out 8mm double walled polycarbonate. Expensive, but it lasts many years and has an extra UV protectant. Ventilation is key and ventilation on both gable ends with Univents will self regulate and can help provide airflow. Nolts Greenhouse is a literal superstore for greenhouse building supplies.

[@kenskarpentry]

Thanks I appreciate it

[@fedderfarms]

@@kenskarpentry 35 degrees today in MA and my greenhouse will hit 80.

[@Maxid1]

I RV full time. My camper has a "fantastic fan". Reason I mention that is because it's a very useful 12v fan, uses almost no energy and has a thermostat. You can set that thermostat for whatever is too hot, and it will vent until it gets down to the right temperature and will come back on when it gets too hot again. You could put nothing more than a 12v solar panel to run it. No battery storage necessary unless you think you'll be getting damaging night time temps. You will have to initially fiddle with the thermostat to figure out what setting is what temperature. Oh, it also has about 4 or 5 fan speed settings. The new ones have like 14 speeds all remotely controlled.

[@kenskarpentry]

Oh cool. Thanks

[@erinmcbride3360]

I’d hang on to that plastic. The cold start to the season will require extra protection for seedlings. I typically drape plastic around my tables with a low setting heater. This keeps my seedlings safe from those preseason frosts.

[@kenskarpentry]

Thanks I did keep it

[@edwardhine9224]

I enjoy watching you at work.

[@kenskarpentry]

Glad to hear it

[@lincolnlutz6884]

Would you mind showing a little of your sealing process?

[@kenskarpentry]

Thanks I’ll try to show that

[@jfrodgers7858]

I like watching Chad building the wheelchair ramp. And his explanations of why he did this or that. So glad he extended the corner, for ease of turning. My Dad started building wheelchair ramps after he lost his leg. (He also helped me build my deck, 14' in the air, from his wheelchair.)

[@kenskarpentry]

Wow that’s a big challenge

[@randyrejer4219]

I agree with removal of plastic. Too many negatives to it. A window would be nice for ventilation along with the roof vent.

[@kenskarpentry]

Yes I was thinking maybe in the door

[@Blueberryjoefarms]

That is one happy puppy that gets to work with you. ❤

[@kenskarpentry]

I think so too!

[@dorisharrison9885]

Looking great,many green vegetables and others are waiting to grow ho,ho😅😊🇱🇷💜

[@kenskarpentry]

Thanks haha. I hope so

[@johncornell3665]

Really nice greenhouse. Thanks Ken!

[@kenskarpentry]

Thanks. It’s been fun

[@wingman8447]

This will be much better for you. Plus free up space in the garage. Looks good

[@kenskarpentry]

I hope so. Thanks

[@billonthehill9984]

Looking real nice Ken! Looking at the cap you cut for the peak, I was visualizing flipping it over, making clear gutters for below the roof's edge & drained back into the greenhouse as free water...You may have already mentioned something to this effect, I don't remember... Bill...

[@kenskarpentry]

Thanks. I’m just using regular gutters

[@jlawlar]

hey ken maybe after the linoleum you can put a floor drain in, just a thought, it looking good

[@kenskarpentry]

Good idea

[@richardwhite4277]

@ 6:15 a Kreg jig would have been a good idea for the door assembly

[@kenskarpentry]

Thanks. Good idea

[@boblearmont9283]

The greenhouse looks great. I have been using vinyl plank flooring for shed floors. I have found it does not tear like the sheet vinyl.

[@kenskarpentry]

That should look nice as well

[@josephboucher4654]

I think you should have painted the framework before putting on the plastic. There will some moisture between the frame and the plastic.

[@kenskarpentry]

Right

[@dougmilley2480]

Love the look. I'm a bit worried about the polycarbonate being able to prevent racking over time. Any plans to do some cross bracing?

[@kenskarpentry]

No it should be fine in my lifetime

[@shartne]

It looks very nice Ken. I should build one of these someday.

[@kenskarpentry]

Go for it!

[@bobt3374]

Hi Ken Looking good on the greenhouse front also nice to get advice frome people who have built there own. Excellent number 5.

[@kenskarpentry]

Thanks 👍

[@brucealvarez9263]

How did your inside greenhouse die? Really sorry to hear that, so much work! I still don't understand where the makeup air will come in for the exhaust fan to work. Might want a few low wall operable vents? It will get really hot in there even on a sunny spring or fall day not to mention summer. Might want a thermostat to run the fan.

[@kenskarpentry]

I think I’m going to vent the door

[@mikeforesta7319]

Great build but really need to know where you got that door latch for your greenhouse door. I need one for my deck/porch screen door.

[@kenskarpentry]

I bought it at Lowe’s in the screen door section hardware

[@paulie609]

Great work as always!

[@kenskarpentry]

Thanks

[@seank2985]

It’s a cold one today, keep warm Ken!

[@kenskarpentry]

Thanks, you too!

[@wranther]

Nice looking finished house Ken! Is the point of this design to set the structure in a shady location? Or were you cutting in some gable vents later on? Set your home oven to 135 degrees, set in a young seeding, and time how long it takes for the young seedling to turn crispy. Just thinking outside your box. -Bob...

[@kenskarpentry]

Haha thanks

[@wranther]

@@kenskarpentry 120+ degrees is easy to hit out in these parts too lol... Still a really nice looking unit!!

[@conservfriends9651]

I love your creation! As a novice carpenter, you gave me the inspiration that I could possibly attempt such a project! Two questions: 1) What hand tool did you use to cut the poly carb? 2) Did you use rubber washers, with the screws, to attach the panels?

[@kenskarpentry]

I used regular tin snips, and the screws had rubber washers on them

[@mdquddus-v9n]

Very good work farming job working with me today

[@kenskarpentry]

Thanks have a great day

[@cstewart911]

Awesome work! I have followed your process. Hope to build my own.

[@kenskarpentry]

Thanks. I hope your project goes well

[@toddswenson]

Nice! Proof that a small structure doesn't need an engineered plan just to do a small but maybe important job. I would wonder just how well all the unpainted 2x4's will do in a presumably moist environment. We'll see, shall we?

[@kenskarpentry]

Yes we will. Thanks for watching

[@yveslabreche5919]

I like your videos, you do awesome work, would it been better to put the plastic siding on the door outside instead of inside, in case of raining it would leak all inside on the floor. Just a taught.

[@kenskarpentry]

Thanks. I’ll watch it and see how it does

[@jimgriffiths9071]

I'm really curious to see well this design will work in the March temps.

[@kenskarpentry]

Me too

[@straubdavid9]

Good Tuesday morning Kens Karpentry .... the greenhouse looks fabulous👍🏻 I also think that the heat that would have been trapped between the sheeting and plastic would have been harder to dissipate quickly if you needed to do so. But what do I know .... I've been stripped of my "green thumb" status due to mediocre vegetable production🤣🍅🫑🥒🧄🥕🥦🌶🤛🏻, nor is this --->🦶🏻😂 Take care Ken, family & Kaiya🐕🔨✏📐🪚☃👣

[@kenskarpentry]

Haha thanks

[@joeg9920]

Very nice as usual.

[@kenskarpentry]

Thanks