Great video! I am in the process of building mine, I like they way you made the base, I may need to copy that setup. I ordered the 6' x 14', I may start mine in the garage as well. I have been putting building it due to many complain that it was hard to assemble. Shit gone get real, lol. Thank you so much for your video, liked and following!
I just finished the 6 x 6 last weekend. It is a six-hour job for two people. While some pieces did not fit correctly, it is still a better quality than Harbor Freight.
You made me laugh when you said “ shit got real” with the door😂. I purchased a different greenhouse and almost had a nervous breakdown putting it together myself. I’m glad I got it now that it’s done.
@@TylerMossop Yeah, that is common, you probably need to put that in differently just like the door. The trick is usually to ignore their order and pre-assembly in sections and put those together in order not while it is 10 feet in the air or (in the case of the door) vertical.
You mentioned something about the poly carbonate letting in too much light. Can you speak more about this? How have you experienced the greenhouse after a year?
Tyler, just saw ur video. I think this will be a good buy for our small homestead also. One question though... How did u transport from garage to ur property? Just by yourself? How heavy did u find it? Thanks! Wayne
There is always a better way yo assemble a kit than the instructions say. I have put together 12'x12' gazebo all by myself but using my own better methods and order.
Seriously!!!!!!!!!!!!! That door is a nightmare. The PVC [part 318] for the roof was missing and it took me weeks to find the right person to send me replacements. Therefore, the door came way after the bulk of the assembly. By the way, when I finished the door it was backward!!!! I need to redo it but took a break. Thanks for the video [after the fact] Roscoe
@@TylerMossop Thank you, Tyler - I've just been so turned off by all the negative online comments about bad assembly instructions and poor customer support
@@JaySinghIsImmature It is partly true though, I have a 12' x 12' Gazebo from them. They had to send me a lot of replacement parts that were both sent damaged and damaged in shipping. I did my own assembly until the last part. I had tow addition friend come over to move it, mostly due to size. The top is corrugated and has had 3 feet of snow on it, with that weight you do not want to bump it, it swayed quite a bit but it can take two feet fine. This is has more slope and may not accumulate snow much.
With nothing around the greenhouse to block it from the wind, is that a concern as it can come in all directions or entirely on the greenhouse? Do you think a strong wind like a tornado(not saying you have them where you are)could pick up the green house? Is the area where you stand inside the greenhouse concrete or just gravel?
What usually happen with single ply greenhouse panels it they bend in the strong wind (not even a tornado) and pop out. You need double layer polycarbonate and unless you are building it yourself that is a lot more expensive. Their larger one use dual layer polycarbonate for the roof but not the wall. PS - These are made in Canada.
