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joseph · November 24, 2015

Snow is predicted by Wednesday afternoon (tomorrow), so I skipped ahead in the instruction manual, and put the roof panels on early to try to keep the snow off a work area inside. The door is complicated, so I'm saving that for last. First thing in the morning I intend to put the glazing on the walls. Then I could be out of the snow AND out of the wind...

The first time I built this model of greenhouse it took 22 hours. I'm way ahead of that schedule, even though there was an error in one of the roof beams that was cut wrong at the factory which caused problems and delays until we discovered what was causing the trouble.

November 24, 2015	#72
joseph Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2013 Location: Cache Valley, N/E of The Great Salt Lake Posts: 1,244	Snow is predicted by Wednesday afternoon (tomorrow), so I skipped ahead in the instruction manual, and put the roof panels on early to try to keep the snow off a work area inside. The door is complicated, so I'm saving that for last. First thing in the morning I intend to put the glazing on the walls. Then I could be out of the snow AND out of the wind... The first time I built this model of greenhouse it took 22 hours. I'm way ahead of that schedule, even though there was an error in one of the roof beams that was cut wrong at the factory which caused problems and delays until we discovered what was causing the trouble. Last edited by joseph; November 24, 2015 at 11:16 PM.