joining two greenhouses???

mambury
mambury Posts: 2,168 Forumite
I am a happy bunny today! I have finally got a greenhouse, well I;ve just won it on ebay for £74 for a 6 x 6 with a base!! I think this isn't too bad a price....
Now its a bit smaller than what I want but I figure that I can get another to fit in the space I want, use one for propogation and sowing and the other for growing peppers, toms, cukes etc etc.

NOw my question is can I link them together or would I be better off leaving them separate?
As some of you know I live in a very wild and windy area, so stability is VERY important. I don;t want this one bouncing off over the fields like the last one!!

I've been googling but I can;t seem to find out how to do it.

Has anyone done this? What do you think?

Ta

Mambury
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  • a11waysindebt
    a11waysindebt Posts: 922 Forumite
    edited 11 October 2009 at 12:16AM
    I've seen this done but it was back to back, one door in the front and 1 in the back.

    I have 2 wooden ones joined together I've put a door in the middle and use the same set up. I use one section for seedling etc which is a bit of a hot house and the other cooler section for fetching stuff on.

    There is a picture in here that shows 2 joined but I can't seem to find it.

    Don't get carried away though http://www.greenhousesdirect.co.uk/8ft/images/8x60.jpg
  • Davesnave
    Davesnave Posts: 34,741 Forumite
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    Personally. I would keep them separate. Joining wood greenhouses is easier than aluminium, but even then it could be trickier than it was worth unless the frames matched up, or you put a plywood & batten frame between.
  • mambury
    mambury Posts: 2,168 Forumite
    I've seen this done but it was back to back, one door in the front and 1 in the back.

    I have 2 wooden ones joined together I've put a door in the middle and use the same set up. I use one section for seedling etc which is a bit of a hot house and the other cooler section for fetching stuff on.

    There is a picture in here that shows 2 joined but I can't seem to find it.

    Don't get carried away though http://www.greenhousesdirect.co.uk/8ft/images/8x60.jpg


    I think thats taking the @@£^") a bit!!!

    I think you are right, leaving them as two separate grenhouses Davesnave.

    Just hope that I manage to get another now!

    Mambury
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  • Lotus-eater
    Lotus-eater Posts: 10,789 Forumite
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    A friend of mine did it, joined two aluminium greenhouses together, but he had a very flat concrete base to work on and he's brilliant with his hands.

    I wouldn't try it, I know how difficult it was to get one to line up so the glass could go in :)
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