Скачать или смотреть DIY PVC Greenhouse Disassembly (after 8.5 years of use)

Nearly seven years after this video was shot, I'm now in the process of rebuilding the greenhouse at our "new" house. The footage was taken then in anticipation of now, so that I'd have a construction guide.

No free plans. If you want to build this greenhouse, I'll help you. Read and ask questions.

Dimensions~
Foundation and framing: 16' x 10' 7" (192 x 127" outside to outside). Recommend 6x6 foundation for sides and 4x6 for front/rear. Hold framing flush to outside of foundation.
Knee-walls: 29½" (height), frame to 15' 5" long (29½ x 185").
T-Beam: 16' (192") total. Make seamless from 2x8 and 2x4. Pocket into arch as keystone.

Further info on the radius, framing specifics, and other assembly tips will be added as I construct. For now, I will add only that the foundation lumber is locally-milled Larch this time around, instead of treated box-store lumber. Also, the front & rear of the foundation are going to be 4x6, in order to avoid that little space under the gable-end sole plates. The Larch beams are already sitting in the garage, and as soon as springtime soil (dryness) permits, I begin grading. Wish me luck.

Special thanks to Brett, the cameraman, who suffered the stress of helping to make this. We were in a real hurry to move, and I was a prick. Brett also cameos in the indie horror film, Body Farm. A real man after my own heart: he holds a mathematics degree, but last I heard he became a welder. Also thanks to executive function for the delayed gratification of now having this video guide.

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Chapters~
0:00 Walk-through
2:24 Gutters
3:38 Trim
9:09 Spine
9:30 Interior
9:49 Dimensions
10:35 Interior
11:42 Foundation dimensions
12:49 Shelving
14:38 Galvanized pipe
15:52 Plastic
17:17 Gutter board
17:38 Plastic
18:14 PVC
20:15 Trellis
20:29 Beam pocket
20:49 Corners
21:18 Beam pocket
22:05 Mister
22:53 Beam
23:35 Four walls
25:40 Bed
25:59 Move