Constructed it as protection against flying rats and cabbage whites.
If anyone would like any info. with regard to its construction I would be only too happy to pass this on.
The frame is approx. 20' by 20' and just under 6' high. I was very pleased that it stood up to the strong winds experienced last week.
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Wow, that looks a serious bit of defence, well done you :icon_cheers:
How long did it take you to build?
Well done, looks good, are you on a windy site?
Is that scaffold netting?
Nice job :icon_cheers:
Looks good to me. :sunny:
Thank you all,
In response, me and OH did it in an afternoon, all materials on hand.
The netting is Debris Netting.
The site is somewhat protected by trees(hence the need for FR protection).
The main problem over the years has been the difficulties of the slope of the ground. This has been addressed by using old scaffold planks to 'terrace' the slope. I have two side by side plots.
Thanks for your interest.
that is seriously impressive!