Please note the bottom prices are quoted in the Australian dollar, however if you aren't located in Aus this will be of a great benefit, because we get crazy shafted price wise on many goods and services so you should be able to do this much cheaper, which is always nice.ġ0 x 1650 mm star pickets - $60 (Statewide irrigation)Ģ0 meters of 2 inch green line rural grade poly - $90 (Statewide irrigation, just ask for the offcuts)ħ0% shade cloth - 20 x 3.6m - $350 (A local mum and dad nursery, a little steep but we like to support the locals)
Very weedy though, I can't keep up with burning all of them! I chose this area as it gets minimal afternoon sun and decent morning sun, little wind also. The larger greenhouse holds extremely well in harsh weather even with 6 meters between the star picket supports. The measurements of this shade house are 5.5 metres long by 2.5 metres wide, I later made a greenhouse ( more pics of this at the final step) of 6 metres x 5 metres using a similar design with the only differences being a treated pine frame around the base to hold the plastic in place and 3 ceder posts cemented in the ground to support my tomatoes this coming season This is very sturdy and doesn't budge in the wind whatsoever, my wife actually hung from the centre of the poly support and it didn't shift at all. I only did a quick measure and sketch of what I wanted, the spacings of the pickets and used an online calculator to estimate the shade cloth required. It just kills everything if you miss one watering.
I've covered it in 70% shade cloth for the harsh Aussie sun. I put most of it up myself today, it's really quite easy. Here's an easy Shade house / Greenhouse build you can do on the cheap.
0 kommentar(er)
