The Walipini Project (aka greenhouse shenanigans)

Not exactly all gone to plan but as close to acceptable as I can make it with gravel boards. The 2nd section just wasn't fitting. After much frustration I stopped and came back to it and made the 3rd section. This fitted better but warping boards mean it won't be razor straight. Deeply annoying.

 

The silly bit on the left should get me to build something there too...

 

Thank you again
I planted some tomato plants this evening and realised there's quite a lot of growing space in there!

Have to plug the little window gaps next and of course fit the door.
What I'd really like is to learn how to do stained glass windows and make some just for the little windows

 

They're all too busy running the forum

 

Little updates time...
The greenhouse has a door; this is the original door, glass removed, mechanically stripped and repainted in a sage colour with new brass hinges and knob. I also had to fit a new latch which was fiddly and not fun. It's a smidge narrower than the frame so I've been creative with the catch -


I've also built myself a porch

 

And on the hottest day of the year so far I decided it was a good idea to labour intensely and take out a section of steel pipe.
The bit below was already missing and taking out this piece means I get a new growing shelf for pots etc.
Four rusty bolts surprisingly came out but the joiners were too corroded even after some percussive persuasion.
So I got to make whoopy with the angle grinder. The sparks flew .

 

Just as a continuation I thought I'd show how the greenhouse is looking now it's in use. I still haven't plugged the last corner pieces of glass and there's no guttering.

 

Would all be lovely