I see this greenhouse has 3 supports or ribs, one every 5 ft.. Is it possible to build it out to only 10ft by skipping a section?
1721991
Negative. The cover will only fit if u follow the instructions. Also need many extra stakes to hold it down in the wind. This thing nice but not real sturdy.
1721992
No, cause it is made for the cover it would be to hard on a non- commercial sewing machine to alter the tarp cover
1507616
No shelves were included. There are now better deals n this greenhouse and shelves are included. My greenhouse is really too hot for most things. I added the louvered window and a large greenhouse fan. I also used shade cloth, so be aware it is a real hot (to 130 degrees) clear greenhouse.
285121
Hi, No it cannot be place that way. It is essential that it be mounted above the plants by a minimum of about 3 to 4 feet. This allows the gravity feed to work correctly
1523422
No. There are contact points on all four sides that the roof poles rest on, so you have to have some kind of support every ten feet. Otherwise you have a full side or end unsupported, which makes it useless.
918226
You certainly can. The planter is for indoor/outdoor use. The three tiers will allow you to have 9-10 plants in it.
1724351
There are only 3 sections and it really needs all of them for balance, but you can fold them accordian style for smaller areas. I've used mine on a porch without a problem but wouldn't leave it outside, the wood won't hold up to weather.
1608668
Yes and in multiple ways. I would suggest going lengthwise so you can easily garden, weed and reach your plants. Also put in the middle support boards so it doesn't bow.
131232
Doubt if there is a way. Might help if you build a wooden porch outside? 2 sides and an angled roof. I am going to do this
901913
Yes you could do that. If your deck gets much wind exposure, you will need to put some heavy bricks or concrete blocks on the flaps that go around the bottom of the greenhouse. This is how I kept mine from blowing away or over onto it's side. The big question is: "Will you get enough light on a covered deck?"
1715830
The pieces interlock at the corners, so no, however, you could just set them side by side and have your eight feet. The difference would be the thickness of one of the sides, about 2 inches or less longer. You really need to have some support every 4 feet anyway, or the plastic sides would bow out over time. This is my third year with these bed's and I love them. I currently have garlic and onions up about 2-3 inches under the cover of one bed, kale, spinach, red leaf lettuce and beets under the canopy of another, and melons and tomato's started in a greenhouse to go in other of these beds after the chance o frost is gone. I'm planting beans in another bed this week. I have 6, will install two more this year for herbs. Mark
1961288
Dear Anissa, Thank you for writing, and for your interest in our Palram Harmony Hobby Greenhouse. To be honest, we would not recommend resizing or retrofitting this product, due to the complexity of the design. There are many parts involved and other variables beyond our contol. You would be much better off buying a greenhouse sized small enough for the space you have. I hope this helps! Thanks for making Gardener's Supply your source for gardening products and information. Please let us know if we can help you with anything else. Sincerely, Darcy Customer Service
1079266
There's no slot in the corner for attaching the brace, as the previous response stated. We installed ours in the middle sections. That said, a pair of "Palram Shelving System - 2 Level" units (about $80 each) will nicely fill one side of an 8' Palram greenhouse. With the smaller shelves in the middle above the bi-level units, you'll have plenty of space.
1712388
No, but the way the structure gets set into the ground is with stakes that just go straight down, no horizontal anything. So, you could set two side by side and against each other while tying the posts together with something. Visually this might be a problem since the middle of the combined set would be thicker than the end posts but might be just fine as plants start to grow on it. They are extremely easy to put together and from what I can tell so far, will look like "new" even over time
2128712
I put the greenhouse between my shield and dog run with bricks on top of the extra material hanging off the bottom. To keep the size at 7 feet I used a brick w / small holes and put the pole in the hole (one for each pole). The zipper is not that great will most likely have to fine away to fix it. For the price if it last 2yrs I'll be happy. The other day had 50mph winds and it held up very well. If it was out in the open don't know how it would hold up.
1796782
The sides and back of the greenhouse have a flaps at the ground level that is about a foot in length.... they can be covered in dirt or rock/cinder blocks to keep animals out. The front they might be able to dig under. I like this greenhouse and great priced. I would put up a cheap field fence and you would be golden!
1348022
You really need to tie or weight it down against the wind. I've done this and had zero problems with it. I've also seen this greenhouse on sale at tractor supply for $40 recently.
1637615
I am not sure, but there are separate pieces to it at different lengths. If you need it shorteryou can just leave a section out, but you might not be able to use all of the shelves if you do.