A Greenhouse In The Making
- April 21, 2010
- Category: Daily Diary
- (6) Comments
Mountain Man is busy making a greenhouse for clients. It’s going to be an 8 x 10 building with a storage shed off of the greenhouse. Here’s some of the photos of the end walls being made.
The greenhouse is going to have a solar powered “univent” which will open and close the windows according to the outside temperature. Testing it in our greenhouse to make sure it works.
That’s it for the greenhouse for today. He’s off to deliver our old truck cap which we finally sold.
I helped carry it from the barn to the trailer and that was enough work for the day for me.
Your hubby is so very talented. How wonderful for you. My hubby can’t fix too much. If he tries it costs twice as much to repair with the repairman is finally called.
Have a terrific day.
Date: April 21, 2010
This is something my wife has wanted for years, but I’m just not a good carpenter. We would like to have one, so we could start our plants off from seeds, instead of shelling out the big bucks for the plants.
Date: April 21, 2010
Ohhh, something else for me to show to the Artist! Poor guy, his list never ends. The solar powered univent, is it an expensive contraption? It looks like something you could pick up at Lowe’s. I look forward to seeing more photos as things come together.
Be well ~Andrea~
Date: April 21, 2010
Greenhouses, what’s next! LOL
I wish my husband could do that stuff.
xxoo
Deborah
Date: April 22, 2010
Awesome! I’ll stay tuned. I’m building my first project ever – a small chicken coop. With each step, I’m getting more confident (perhaps too confident.. lol)… and I will be ready for the next project! That univent concept sounds fascinating.
Date: April 22, 2010
I’d swear if my dad hadn’t passed away I would think mountain man was him.
My dad always was busy on our farm when I was growing up making something, fixing something, creating something and when he wasn’t doing that he was drafting up idea’s of stuff he wanted to do.
I do mean this as a compliment and I do enjoy watching everything that is being done.
Date: April 22, 2010