Greenhouse Panels.

I've, at last, found a greenhouse to fit in my little patch. It's got "UV stabilised semi-rigid panels". I've googled this and got nothing sensible. I guess they're not as long latsing as glass or polycarbonate but it's got a very solid structure. When it all falls apart, can I tack polycarbonate panels to it? It's supposed to last for 5 years

 

"When it all falls apart, can I tack polycarbonate panels to it?"

I don't see why not.

 

P.S. Unless the "structure" is also only good for 5 years? (Seems unlikely though)

 

Thanks, kristen. The structure looks quite solid, I'll go ahead with it:thumb:

 

Err! the polycarbonate panels that I can get are the wrong size.:(
Can I saw/cut them to size:confused:

 

Yes Caj use a fine toothed saw.

 

You can also cut polycarb sheets by scoring a line along the sheet with a craft knife or stiff broken hacksaw blade and then placing the sheet on a table with the scored line at the edge and and a straight-edged piece of wood on top and then give the overhanging (usually the waste side) of the polycarb a sharp whack.
I cut the polycarb for my propagator in this manner and the only bit that went wrong was one one sheet when I had an 'extra' bit on the waste side which I then trimmed with a hacksaw.

If I'm cutting twin wall polycarb I use a fine blade and slow speed in a jig saw.