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Re: Polytunnel puzzle.
- To: "Ian.J.Lock" <i*@m150.aone.net.au>, v*@eskimo.com
- Subject: Re: Polytunnel puzzle.
- From: "* R* <t*@teleport.com>
- Date: Wed, 11 Mar 1998 21:04:06 +0000
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Hello Ian,
There are parts you can buy that are used in commercial poly
greenhouses to hold the plastic to the frame. I believe they are
metal channels with zig zag springs that secure the plastic into the
channels. I think they cost less than a dollar per foot.
If you're interested, email me and I'll dig out the particulars.
Eric
tmd@teleport.com
> G'day folks,
> After lurking for a short time, I thought I'd test the
> collective wisdom on this here list. I'm currently in the process of
> building a polytunnel greenhouse. So far I've constructed the frame (6
> metres long, 4 metres wide & 2.5 metres high) out of steel. I've wrapped all
> of the frame with old carpet to protect the polythene, & have fitted double
> doors at one end & a single door at the other end. I've ordered the
> polythene which I will collect tomorrow. What I am uncertain about is how to
> attach the polythene. Along either side I can either bury it, or wrap it
> around battens & nail the battens to the posts on which the steel framework
> sits. However it is really the fixing at either end that is puzzling me.
> Anyone have any suggestions based upon experience?
> Regards
> Ian
> (from the Strzlecki Ranges, Australia).
>
>
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