Do-it-yourself polycarbonate greenhouse. 800 photos, drawings, step-by-step instructions

 

How to build a polycarbonate greenhouse

In recent years polycarbonate greenhouses are becoming more popular and, apparently, are overtaking glass as the main material, which used to be a priority for this type of structure. Polycarbonate is cheaper and has amazing thermal insulation quality.due to which the heating costs are minimal, because there is no need to install any traditional cooling device that consumes a lot of energy. This walkthrough will show you how to build a polycarbonate greenhouse with your own hands with a broken line or as the roof is called

Materials:

• 3 10x4 (348 cm) 2x4 bars for rear wall
• 5 2x4 bars 12 feet (365 cm) long for sides
• 32 bars 2x4 8 feet long (244 cm)
• 11 - 12 ft (335 - 365 cm) long and 26 "(65 cm) wide standard corrugated polycarbonate greenhouse panels
• 1 - 8 ft (30 - 245 cm) long, 26 "(65 cm) wide polycarbonate for doors
• 3 to 12 foot (90 to 365 cm) tin panels (side and back use)
• 1 - 8 foot (30 - 245 cm) tin panel (front use)
• Tin screws
• 28 - 4 '(122 cm) long ribbed stripes

To read the instructions, go to the site by the link under the gallery, where you will find a list of materials and tools, written instructions and videos. Below see the master class on step-by-step photos that include drawings of a polycarbonate greenhouse, diagrams with dimensions and photos of the main stages of assembly of the structure.

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The second part of the step by step shows how to make doors for a greenhouse.

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How to make a greenhouse door

Finding a greenhouse door that matches your design can be difficult. If you have the tools and basic knowledge of woodworking, you can do do-it-yourself greenhouse doorsas described in this walkthrough. You can read about the steps of making a door on the site, the link can be found under the gallery.

See below master class in pictures on step by step photographs, everything is drawn very beautifully and in some detail.

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DIY polycarbonate 3 to 3.5 m greenhouse

What do you need to do-it-yourself polycarbonate greenhousedepends on the specific design.

If you, as in this case, use Google sketchup, then you can resize and get a specific and accurate list of exactly how many materials, wood and polycarbonate you will need.

Otherwise you can use the design presented here. Under the gallery there is a link to the source site, use it and find out what you need for this design. The polycarbonate greenhouse is 10 feet (348 cm) wide and 12 feet (365 cm) long with a gumbrel-style roof.Be sure to watch the video of this project - this is a great video that will help to better explain some of the steps. do-it-yourself polycarbonate greenhouse assemblies. Below are step-by-step photos.

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Wooden polycarbonate greenhouse

Here's an example of how to build a pretty house - do-it-yourself wooden polycarbonate greenhouse.

In the gallery below, step-by-step photos show the main stages of the greenhouse assembly and equipment. It’s hard to understand the nuances of construction, but you can use the link and read on the site detailed instructions, with a description of not only the manufacture of a polycarbonate greenhouse, but also a few tips for arranging the site.

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Dimensional drawing of a polycarbonate greenhouse

Here, the drawings and diagrams show how to assemble a polycarbonate greenhouse with a broken mansard roof. If you want to learn more about building a beautiful and small greenhouse, visit the source site and read the detailed instructions. Follow the instructions and pay attention to the schemeswith which you can build a greenhouse, even if you are new to carpentry. Choose a place carefully, as the greenhouse should receive at least 8 hours of light every day.

A - 2 bars 2 × 4 144 ″ long (368 cm), 7 pieces - 33 ″ long (84 cm)
B - 1 board 2 × 4 - 113 ″ (338 cm) long, 4 pcs. - 33 ″ (84 cm) long, 2 pcs. - length 36 1/2 ″ (91 cm), 2 pcs. - length 76 1/4 ″ (194 cm), 1 pc. - 40 ″ (102 cm) long front wall
C - 2 boards 2 × 4 - 113 ″ (338 cm) long, 7 pieces - 33 ″ (84 cm) long
D - 14 boards 2 × 4 48 ″ (122 cm) long, 4 pieces 41 1/2 ″ (106 cm) long, 10 pieces 40 3/4 ″ (102 cm) long
E - 1 PC. 2 × 4 - 141 ″ long (358 cm)
F - 1 board 2 × 4 - 36 ″ (91 cm) long, 2 parts 35 1/2 ″ (90 cm), 2 parts 43 1/2 ″ (110 cm)
G - 2 boards 2 × 4 with a length of 117 "(297 cm), 2 pcs. - 120" (305 cm), 4 pcs. - 39 3/4 "(101 cm)
H - 2 boards 2 × 4 - 37 ″ (94 cm) long, 2 pieces 69 1/4 ″ (176 cm) long, 1 pc. 30 ″ (76 cm) long Doors

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Scheme drawing of the greenhouse Mitlider

If you want to build Mitlider polycarbonate greenhouseIn order to preserve plants in cold winters and for growing vegetables, it is important to consider all the nuances before starting construction. The greenhouse should be located so that most of the day getting more sunlight. This design was developed by Jacob Mitlider, an American expert on agriculture. Presented here greenhouse drawing, which we also call "American."

A - 4 bars 4 × 4, two 120 inches (305 cm) long and two 168 inches (427 cm)
B - 4 boards 2 × 4, two 113 inches (287 cm) long and two 168 inches (427 cm)
B - 24 boards 2 × 4 72 inches long (183 cm)
FROM - 8 boards 2 × 4 with a length of 87 1/2 ”(222 cm) and 8 with a length of 6” (15 cm)
D - 28 2 × 2 bars, of which 14 are 14 ”(35 cm) long and 14 are 22” (56 cm) long
E - 2 bars 2 × 3 36 ”(91 cm) long, 2 bars 2 × 4 69” (175 cm) long, 1 pc. 33 ”(84 cm) long F - 500 sq. ft (150sqm) FOIL polycarbonate sheets
500 pieces 2 1/2 ″ (6.5 cm) screws

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Greenhouse under polycarbonate drawing

To grow your own vegetables, take a look polycarbonate greenhouse drawing do it yourself. This design is large enough for a small family, especially if you grow vegetables as a hobby. There are two large doors and four ventilation holes. Be sure to choose the right place for the greenhousesince plants should receive a lot of natural light, even on winter days. Stakes hold the frame of the greenhouse if you live in an area with strong winds.

Sawing parts with dimensions

A - 4 bars 4 × 4 - base length 96 ″ (244 cm)
B - 8 bars 2 × 2 16 ″ long (41 cm)
C - 2 bars 2 × 4 89 ″ long (226 cm), 4 bars 72 ″ long (183 cm)
D - 2 bars 2 × 4 96 ″ (244 cm) long, 5 pieces - 72 ″ (183 cm) long, 4 pieces - 22 1/2 ″ (57 cm) long E - 2 bars 2 × 4 18 "(46 cm) long, 10 pieces - 53 3/4" (136 cm), 1 part 2 × 6 length 96 "(244 cm) long rafters
F - 2 bars 2 × 2 - 22 1/2 ″ long (57 cm), 2 pcs. - length 19 1/2 ″ (50 cm), 2 bars 1 × 2 - length 22 1/2 ″ (57 cm), 2 pcs. - 19 1/2 ″ (50 cm)
G - 2 bars 2 × 2 36 ″ long (91 cm), 2 pcs. 69 ″ (175 cm) long, 1 pc. - 33 ″ long (84 cm), 2 bars 1 × 2 - 36 ″ long (91 cm), 2 pcs. 69 ″ (175 cm) long, 1 pc. - 33 ″ (84 cm) 2x door
H - 18 pcs. 1 × 2 length 72 ″ (182 cm), 9 pieces 96 ″ (244 cm), 10 pieces 52 1/4 ″ (132 cm)

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The following are the drawings, how to make a roof for a polycarbonate greenhouse, vents and door plans.
Smart tip: You can install automatic ventilation openers.

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Here's another polycarbonate greenhouse drawing 8'x8 ′ (244 x 244 cm)

If you ever thought about building a greenhouse, but realized that you might need help, then these polycarbonate greenhouse drawings just for you. You can read the step-by-step instructions on the site and view the drawings with sizes and diagrams in the photos in the gallery.

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Polycarbonate Greenhouse Drawings

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How to build a polycarbonate greenhouse

Do you want to make serious investments in your garden, that is, to grow vegetables professionally? Here is a good example how to build a polycarbonate greenhouse. It is a reliable and durable design that will last you for many years. Of course, not cheap - but doable. Projects always cost twice as much, look twice as cheap and take twice as much time as you expect. There are not many step-by-step photos on how to make this greenhouse, but you can use the link under the gallery and visit the website of the author of this project, where the instructions describe everything in great detail.

The project used:

• 4 concrete blocks
• 2 boards 2x4 3.5 m long
• 4 boards 2x4 5 meters long
• 16 boards 2x4 2.5 meters long
• 21 sheet 365 cm polycarbonate greenhouse panels
• 4 sheets of 250 cm polycarbonate greenhouse panels

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Large polycarbonate greenhouse

This is a large polycarbonate greenhouse, mainly for growing seedlings for spring planting. See an example of how fast you can build an English style greenhouse. The fundamental element is the most important, do it right, and everything else will go easy. For this design no need for concrete or level ground. The greenhouse will be 3.5 m wide and 9.6 m long with a central walkway and long beds on the sides. You will need polycarbonate 37 sheets of 10 mm double wall. How was this greenhouse assembled? see below for detailed step-by-step photos.

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Mini polycarbonate greenhouse

Make do-it-yourself little polycarbonate greenhouse - A great idea for enthusiastic gardeners or growers. This gives your plants every chance of prosperity, allowing you to monitor the sun and avoid harsh weather and insects that can affect their growth.

Below see step by step photosshowing how easy it is to do.

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DIY greenhouse for the garden

Build a polycarbonate greenhouse at the best site of your garden. Ideal orientation from north to south, so one side receives the morning sun, and the other - the midday sun. Thanks to strong but lightweight aluminum frames and transparent, virtually indestructible polycarbonate panels they can now be packaged in sets. The greenhouse has a ventilation hole on the roof, but to increase airflow, the wall panel can be replaced with a window blinds. To reduce the light intensity, part of the roof is desirable to screen. Put a bench with a lower shelf for storing tools and equipment, very convenient. Set shelves to arrange small pots and seedling trays.

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Polycarbonate Greenhouse Projects

Check out three more projects how to make a polycarbonate greenhouse with your own hands. These are just collages where the assembly process is graphically shown.

How to build a polycarbonate greenhouse with a pitched roof

How to build a polycarbonate greenhouse on a metal frame

How to build a polycarbonate greenhouse on a wooden frame

You can read the text description of the process on the site, the link below.

Do-it-yourself polycarbonate greenhouse assembly

Independently assemble a polycarbonate greenhouse, the task is not simple, although it is quite possible to do without professional specialists. Here is an instruction that will help you in this difficult task. Use the link under the gallery and visit the site, you will learn a lot of useful things, not only how to assemble a polycarbonate greenhouse with your own hands, but also read valuable tips. how choose a greenhouse, prepare a place and do the right thing foundation for the greenhouse. Also on the site there is a great video.

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Greenhouse from a profile pipe under polycarbonate

I must admit that not always purchased greenhouses meet all the requirements. So the author of this project did not like what was offered in the store, and he decided make a frame for a polycarbonate greenhouse on your own from a profile pipe and a corner. Dimensions of the designed greenhouse 8 meters length, 3 width. As you can see, the design turned out no worse than the factory. Comfortable, durable, the right size and with minimum number of joints. So if you plan to independently make a frame for your greenhouse, visit the author’s site, get a lot of useful information.

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Do-it-yourself polycarbonate greenhouse

Some people think that the frame of the greenhouse is quite rigid, and the usual wooden frame on the ground is enough for the foundation (most greenhouse sets recommend either railway sleepers or a concrete foundation). Unfortunately, this does not always work. Given the size of the greenhouse, no matter how carefully you try to align the frame, it is very difficult to make it completely square along its entire length. Greenhouse foundation construction, which was developed by the author of this project, is similar to the base of the terrace, protected from freezing.
There are six concrete pipes with a 20 cm base (one in each corner and one in the middle of each of the 60 meter sides). They are connected together by 5 x 25 cm boards 6 meters long (stringers), bolted through each concrete pipe, and 60 cm 3 m (10) long boards screwed into 6 m long boards. Fill the drawer frame with earth to rule out any gap through which animals can enter and support uniform distribution of temperature and moisture around the wood. Finally, the frame of the box is closed with 50 x 250 mm boards, and the greenhouse is protected with 30 cm wide boards.

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How to assemble a polycarbonate greenhouse from a kit

The greenhouse is a great addition to any garden. To save money, consider collecting your purchase. DIY polycarbonate greenhouse kit. Start by preparing. Install the greenhouse so that its long side faces south and at least six hours of sunlight fall on it. Dig a trench of the same size as the perimeter of the greenhouse with a depth of 15 cm to fit blocks of 10 by 15 cm in size. Fill the trench with crushed limestone and compact it. Trim the bars in length and lay them on the top around the perimeter of the base. Align the beams along the edges, measuring the angle to the corner, and then fasten using reinforcement. Pre-drill holes at the ends of the bars and fix with 30 cm spikes. This is just the beginning, complete instructions on how to assemble a polycarbonate greenhouse with your own hands, read on the site and look at the step by step photos.

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Here is another example, how from a ready-made kit to build a polycarbonate greenhouse with your own hands. This is a very detailed instruction, which includes:

Foundation construction. Although this kit does not provide foundations, most people believe that this greenhouse needs much better fixing, and would not like to bury the steel structure in moist soil. A popular solution is is to build a wooden foundation, somehow fix it on the ground and set the steel base on top. Tip: Lay the steel parts of the base on the ground and measure them before assembling the wooden base. The measurements listed in the manual relate to the gutter in the ground, and not to the actual size of the steel base.

Polycarbonate Greenhouse Wall Assembly. It's easy to get confused about how to orient the four corner posts. Each pillar has two holes drilled at one end and four holes at the other end. The end with two holes goes down, and the end with four holes goes up. Each pillar is oriented so that two flat flanges were directed towards the greenhouse , and two flanges with curved edges are directed away from the greenhouse.

Assembling roof, windows and doors.

Modification of the frame for strength. Here you need to strengthen the back wall by screwing one or more pieces of solid material along the entire wall. Some creative people have linked this durable fastener to the design of the benches. Prevent bending of C-shaped steel base. This can be done by attaching small plates to the upper and lower edges of the base at regular intervals, or by covering the inside of the base with a whole tree, which is also attached to the upper and lower edges of the base. Of course everyHe decides which modifications he considers most important, and then finds his own ways to complete them using the tools and materials he prefers.

Panel Installation. The panels are made of polycarbonate with a thickness of 2 mm and 10.5 cm. Close the ends of each panel aluminum tapeto prevent dirt, condensation and insects from entering the channels. Buy one roll of tape 4 cm wide (not duct tape), and cut into three parts, so that only a small bezel with tape will be visible on the panels. The panels have transparent plastic on both sides, which you remove before installation. If you remove the plastic, also remove the stickers with the part number, so just bend the plastic a few centimetersto seal the edges. Gluing the edges of the panel is not difficult, but it is a rather tedious process.

Installation of benches, shelves, sinks, floors and other necessary things. Be sure to visit the site, a link under the gallery, there you will find a lot of interesting and useful information.

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How to upgrade a polycarbonate greenhouse

A greenhouse kit can be a bargain, but it’s not always possible to assemble them perfectly, there is a marriage and other things, which entails some problems. You can read about the most characteristic shortcomings on the website, a link under the gallery. The article describes the procedure assembly of the factory greenhouse kit from polycarbonate, as well as how to eliminate frequently occurring problems and slightly modernize the greenhouse. You can see the main points in step-by-step photos. Of course, you may have a different model, but basically the designs are not fundamentally different, so the information can be useful.

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How to cover a greenhouse with polycarbonate

Ready greenhouses, not a cheap pleasure. But costs can be reduced slightly if independently cover the greenhouse with polycarbonate or mount the purchased kit yourself.

Polycarbonate panels are used in two ways: as a roof and as walls.

Polycarbonate Roofing Sheets Available in different sizes, colors and profiles. The price depends on the type of profile selected. The most popular and frequently used type of profile is the corrugated polycarbonate panel. Polycarbonate Panel Life depends on their quality. A roofing sheet can last from several weeks to several months or even a lifetime. Research from leading manufacturers, highly recommended and positively rated panels should be able to help you find strong and durable roofing sheets.

First things first: make sure you have all the necessary equipment for security. If you work high, it is best to have a harness and fishing line. Always exercise extreme caution when walking on the roof; matching shoes are also needed. Never walk or apply your weight directly to the sheet.
Polycarbonate corrugated sheets require minimal 5 degree tiltthat provides a drain of water. The run interval for corrugated sheets is 800 mm for final spans, and for medium - 1000. For Greca sheets, 900 mm for final spans and 1200 mm for medium spans are required. When installing under the gutter, use a return duct with profiled filling strips.

When you start installing sheets, the first thing you need to do is find stickershowing which side of the sheet is facing the sun. This is required since only one side of the sheet UV protected. The life of the sheet can be shortened and discoloration may occur if the exposed side is exposed to the sun.

To begin installation, first lay out the bending tape over the rafters, to prevent extensions. Then cut the sheets to fit. Polycarbonate sheets can be easily cut with scissors, a thin gear saw or circular saw with a cutting blade suitable for plastic.

Polycarbonate sheets naturally move with temperature, so you need the right mounts to make this happen without a problem. Polycarbonate screws previously make the hole wide enough for such an extension. This prevents bending of sheets. The large rubber on the screw also seals the sheet and prevents water from entering the roof. It is important that your fasteners go through the corrugation. You must use a hex drill.

The best thing tighten fasteners tight enoughso as not to rattle. But you should be aware that overtightening can lead to distortion and excessive tension, which can lead to breakage of sheets. Also use only branded mountsrecommended by the manufacturer, as they are compatible with the polycarbonate roof of this brand.

The gallery presents short instructions collageswhere you can floorto learn a lot of useful information, from the structural specifics of polycarbonate to the use of docking one-piece profiles. Everything is clear and intelligible.

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Polycarbonate greenhouse with automatic ventilation

Here you will learn, not only how to assemble a polycarbonate greenhouse with your own hands, but also how to install the system automatic ventilation. Simple concept, the solar panels are directly connected to the fan, the sun goes out, the fan turns on. The author installed 2 sets of solar panels (shown in the photo), directly connected to a 12-volt fan for air circulation in the middle of the room. The fan is mounted above the box, which is embedded in the floor of the 2x12 board, open from the outside. It is fixed with two bolts to a 4x4 bar 3.5 meters long to the retaining wall next to the greenhouse and solar panels attached to it.

In general, if you want to know the details, a link to the site of the author of this project is under the gallery. By the way, there are some more useful tips. hydroponics.

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DIY greenhouse

Example, how to make a polycarbonate greenhouse with your own hands, from automatic support for optimal air temperature. This is achieved through the installation of simple equipment, which includes thermal drives. The principle is simplewhen the temperature rises in the greenhouse, expansion of the fluid occurs in the thermal actuator and the retractable rod opens the window. You just have to follow the process, check that the mechanism works. How to make such automation, read the instructions on the author’s website, see step by step photos below.

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Octagonal greenhouse

If gardening is your hobby and you want to build something beautiful for the garden, then here is a great example, how to make a beautiful polycarbonate greenhouse, which will surely become a landmark of your garden or summer cottage.

It was just an experiment, so the author wanted to minimize costs, since gardening is his favorite pastime. If you liked it, detailed instructions on the site, see step by step photos below, the author was not too lazy and tried to display each stage in great detail.

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DIY polycarbonate greenhouses 200 photos

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