Polly tunnel ideas

As promised here are the basics on how to build your own Poly Tunnel First concrete 4 foot lengths of scaffold tube in to the ground at 5 foot centres the quantity will depend on how the finished tunnel will be. These tubes should be 3 foot long above ground Next fix scaffold planks to the outside of the poles on both sides and the back using builders Band SCREWFIX Next put the 50mm water or gas or gas pipe over the scaffold tubes and push down to the top of the scaffold boards to create the…

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Last week after one of my posts showed a photograph inside my polytunnel, Anna from ‘Dig The Outside’ asked if I had any more photographs. I thought it would be a nice idea to write about my first …

First; dig a load of holes.... Then make a door & door frame out of treated timber...... With the help of a chicken that thinks it can read the instructions! Next hammer posts into the holes, then put anchor plates over the posts and back fill the holes, with the help of a lovely assistant.... Then slot hoops over the posts & fix the ridge pole in place & attach bracing poles to each corner..... Next fix door frames to hoops at either end and base rails to bottoms of hoops.... Put paving…

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