We've finished the polytunnel!

[Odsox]

Cos we're so windy generally, I didn't trust trenching it in to keep it on the ground!

I can vouch for trenching regarding wind.
Mine is trenched and it don't come much windier that here, stuck out into the Atlantic.
It is 3 years old now and has survived multiple force 11 winter storms, with the polythene balooning rather alarmingly ... but no damage as yet (or blowing away !)

[witchstorm]

That looks brilliant. We're thinking about getting one next year maybe.

[Doc]

Looks great!

Here is one I made from polypipe and star pickets over here



It has since become a shade house with water plants (water chestnuts duck spuds etc)

Doc

Edited by Doc coz the spillchacker did nut work

[lori]

where is the best and cheapest place to buy a polytunnel,i have few books here i am going to order one from,but undecided as yet.was looking in few places on-line for one.i dont have a very large garden so have to be careful with the size,think i am going for a 8" wide and 10" long one,any help would be appreciated or better still can i buy the hoops seperate to build it myself.

[lori]

where is the best and cheapest place to buy a polytunnel,i have few books here i am going to order one from,but undecided as yet.was looking in few places on-line for one.i dont have a very large garden so have to be careful with the size,think i am going for a 8" wide and 10" long one,any help would be appreciated or better still can i buy the hoops seperate to build it myself.

[Doc]

Lori

Why not make one yourself.

Much cheaper than buying one and you can make it to fit your garden size perfectly.

Doc

[old tree man]

Thats brilliant ok thats a cop out with the poncho pics we would have loved to see them

[Sky]

I want one!

Can you give us a break down of costs and what materials you used for it please?