The Walipini Project (aka greenhouse shenanigans)

Creosote is fine but creocote is not the same and I smell like taken a bath in it lol

 

This is more or less how it will stay over winter. It's pretty wet so this will help it dry out and it's open at the sides so through draft will help too. Assuming the plastic doesn't get blown off of course.

 

The teensiest of teeny tiny updates... I got mud.
It's a topsoil / compost mix and I've shovelled about 2 tonnes into the greenhouse. Top tip for anyone pondering a project like this - have a method for tipping in compost from a wheelbarrow.

 

Funny you should say that, as it's exactly what I meant to do before getting the mud in!

 

I still haven't bought any wet n forget...
But I have had the plastic off and recoated the rafters in creocote. Very silly of me but when I first did it the weather was very cold and the wood wet so I shouldn't have started. Anyway some of the treatment didn't soak in properly hence me going over it again.
Next is glass. I've ballsed up the design a bit in the way I'm glazing and battening the glass down. Not the end of the world but it means no guttering for now - you'll see why as it goes up

 

First bits of side glass in. I've also figured out how to get small guttering in so woohoo.
Picked up some patio magic yesterday and sprayed the walls, not sure how long it takes but it's still a state today

 

If it's like Wet and Forget it can take a few months.

 

I'll just have to wait for it to do it's thing then

 

@Loofah I posted this with pictures of how it worked over time.

WHAT JOBS ARE WE DOING IN THE GARDEN TODAY 2018

 

Thanks
I'll wait and see what happens to all green stuff. Hopefully it will just disappear but I'll need to brush it down at the end of the season to tidy it all up.