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MikeB
Hectare
Posts: 936
Harleston, Norfolk
Corrugated sheets
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February 26, 2006, 12:37:04 »
Used as a cloche
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Larkspur
Acre
Posts: 444
Re: Corrugated sheets
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February 26, 2006, 13:13:46 »
Nice one Mike B :). Someone on my allotment has about half of their plot covered with a version of these at the moment. I was immediately inspired to follow suit ;).
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MikeB
Hectare
Posts: 936
Harleston, Norfolk
Re: Corrugated sheets
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February 26, 2006, 15:11:50 »
Just remember when you are done with them for the year to stow them away out of the sunlight, this extends their life, sunlight makes them brittle.
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amanda21
Acre
Posts: 438
40's the new 30 - right?
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February 26, 2006, 15:37:22 »
Brilliant - do they come the right size like that or have you cut then down?
Also notice the cage behind - is that a dolls house frame I spy with the white plastic junctions?? ;D
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MikeB
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Harleston, Norfolk
Re: Corrugated sheets
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February 26, 2006, 16:05:19 »
The sheets I brought were 8' long, the bed in the picture is 10'. The frame is from one of those cheap gazebos, modified
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mc55
Hectare
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Re: Corrugated sheets
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February 26, 2006, 17:24:22 »
would you need to drill ventilation holes into the plastic ?
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MikeB
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Harleston, Norfolk
Re: Corrugated sheets
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February 26, 2006, 17:39:39 »
No, just remove the glass at the end when you want to ventilate
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amanda21
Acre
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40's the new 30 - right?
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February 26, 2006, 17:39:51 »
I would guess not as the ends are obviously removable. There wouldn't be vent holes in the soft plastic cloches - would there? :-\
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John_H
Half Acre
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Re: Corrugated sheets
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February 26, 2006, 21:49:44 »
Here is a nice link to a set of allotment construction projects
http://www.powen.freeserve.co.uk/Projects/projectsindex.htm
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