How to Build a HINGED HOOPHOUSE for a Raised Bed Garden

so we can open and close, we will do that. I just have a little stainless steel handle when it won't rust, so we're going to try to center it there, we're going to put the handle on and you'll see the beautiful shaft on this basic version of the hinge. To move on, everything is finished, this is the updated model that is here, so first I want to show you a few things. You can see that they are two layers that I could put on the other. One second you'll see that we have these hooks here. connected to this green wire, which is metal on the inside, the reason we have to, if it's a really nice day, we want to vent this section, I like to just put this here, stick that there and then it stays if we make it .

A very strong gust of wind will prevent it from breaking and, you know, being thrown away. One thing I wanted to mention is that if you want to

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this in your own backyard, make sure you don't live in a very windy area. If you are somewhere that is not enclosed like me and gets an extreme amount of wind, this design may not even work for you, so think about that a bit, this is the double layer that works so well for us and It grows fantastically. things here, so it's very easy to attach that second layer if you copy the model that I showed you in this simple version, then you could easily attach another layer if you want to see a video where I'm attaching the second layer to that one. let me know we can get that going that needs to be reversed thanks for watching I hope you enjoyed it I hope you got something out of this Me and Tuck had a lot of fun here

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ing these I hope you get excited about building your Have your own house with

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hoops It's not difficult, it's a lot of fun and you can extend your growing season in spring and also in autumn if you liked the video, hit the like button, hit the subscribe button, share with your friends, don't forget Check out the merger and Tuck will respond to you again with another very soon!